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 | The Poetical Works of Robert Browning |  |
Still he muses
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What if the Three should catch at lastThy serenader? While there's cast
Paul's cloak about my head, and fast
Gian pinions me, Himself has past
His stylet thro' my back; I reel;
And . . . is it thou I feel?
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They trail me, these three godless knaves,Past every church that saints and saves,
Nor stop till, where the cold sea raves
By Lido's wet accursed graves,
They scoop mine, roll me to its brink,
And . . . on thy breast I sink!
| The Poetical Works of Robert Browning | |