VII.

As the king bird feeds on the heart of the bee,

So would I feed on the sweets of thee.

As the south wind kisses the leaf at will,

From the leaf of thy lips I would drink my fill.

As the sun pries into the heart of a rose,

I would pry in thy heart, and its thoughts disclose.

As a dewdrop mirrors the loving sky,

I would see myself in thy tear wet eye.

As the deep night shelters the day in its arms,

I would hide thee, dear, from the world's alarms.

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