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发表于 2005-8-26
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Love\'s Farewell
1 {# Z( z$ H3 J b. v5 wSince there\'s no help ,come and let us kiss and part ,--
, Z; ~# J) S* M v0 tNay I have done ,get no more of me ;
5 s- u2 B) k+ V: u; [And I am glad ,yea ,glad with all my heart ,+ I- J; F! z0 ~# o. C
That thus so cleanly I myself can free .
- U. j: ~7 r1 P- j' i3 mShake hands for ever ,cancel all our vows ;
: D2 N6 o+ w/ K* z' |; |And when we meet at any time again ,$ q+ m% f' q6 J2 u. W
Be it not seen in either of our brows ,, Z& V( c; U' h
That we one jot of former love return .
* h" s' F# g/ H/ a) BNow at the last gasp of love\'s latest breath ,
3 c. b- C0 U# N. G3 E. v; K$ a2 `4 ^When his pulse failing ,passion speechless lies ,
2 {+ z. x; }% L3 U1 u0 rWhen faith is kneeling by his bed of death ,
- v* x& D$ M: {8 g! U! W, uAnd the innocence is closing up his eyes ,
' z: [' H* P# E5 m# U* E2 G3 X--Now if thou wouldest ,when all have given him over ,
& \# M2 Q$ j/ V# N/ t! h OFrom death to life thou mightst him yet recover .
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参考资料：The Golden Treasury |
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