IV

Now doff my helm.--Loop thy white arm

Beneath my hair. So. Let thy warm

Blue eyes gaze in mine for a space,

A little while...

Love, it will rest me... And thy face--

Ah, let it smile.

V

Now art thou thou. Yet--let thy hair,

A golden wonder, fall; thy fair

Full throat bend low; thy kiss be hot

With love, not dry

With anguish.--Sweet, my Evalott!

Now let me die.

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