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-"But you are given back again to me / Who have kept intact for you your virginity. / Who for the rest of life walk out of care, / Indifferent here of myself, since I am gone / Where you are gone, and you and I out there / Walk now as one."
-"Your widow am I, and only I. I dream / God bows his head and grants me this supreme / Pure look of your last dead face, whence now is gone / The mobility, the panther's gambolling, / And all your being is given to me, so none / Can mock my struggling."