II.

Her hair is as black as the raven's back,

And her face--what a queenly one;

And her voice ripples out like the trembling shout

Of a Lark when he sings to the sun;

But her form is filled with a soul self-willed

That would lord o'er a luckless he;

Pride reigns in her breast, like snow in a nest,

And--her love's not the love for me.

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