From the "Sonnet" of Felix Arvers

Within my soul there lies a secret, thieved

Eternally from Love, that knows no sleep.

All innocent it she whose name lies deep

Enshrined upon my heart, nor has she grieved

With love's kind sorrow; naught have I achieved

Though alway at her side. Thus shall I keep

My secret, while I live. How might I reap

Rewards unsought, when none can be received?

For she, to whom God gave a soul so tender,

Goes calmly on her way, and will not hear

The murmured homage Love would gladly render;

So pure is she, so quiet and austere!

Scanning my lines, "Who can this angel be?"

She smiling asks--and fails herself to see.

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