VIII

But woe’s me, and woe’s me,

For the secrets of her eyes!

In my visions fearfully

They are ever shown to be

As fringèd pools, whereof each lies

Pallid-dark beneath the skies

Of a night that is

But one blear necropolis.

And her eyes a little tremble, in the wind of her own sighs.

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