XVI.

The sea outspreading glorious,

In the dying sunbeams shone.

We sat by the lonely fisher's house,

We sat there mute and alone.

The waters swell, the mists arise,

The sea-mew flutters past,

And then from out thy loving eyes

The tears come flowing fast.

I see them falling on thy hand.

Upon my knees I sink,

And from the hollow of thy hand

The burning tears I drink.

Since then strange flames my flesh devour,

My spent soul disappears,

The wretched woman in that hour

Poisoned me with her tears.

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