VI.

How enviously the sea-mew

Looks after us, my dear;

Because upon thy lips then

So close I pressed mine ear.

He fain would know what issued,

Most curious of birds!

If thou mine ear fulfillest

With kisses or with words.

What through my spirit hisses?

I, too, am sore perplexed!

Thy words, dear, and thy kisses

Are strangely intermixed.

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