LXXV.

Upon thy snow-white shoulders

I lean my head at rest;

And secretly I hearken

To the yearning of thy breast.

In thy heart hussars blue-coated

Are riding and blowing their horn;

And my darling will surely desert me

With the earliest streak of morn.

And if thou desert me to-morrow,

None the less art thou mine to-day.

And within thine arms so lovely,

Still doubly blest I stay.

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