the breadth my eyes can see,
and height my wings could fly. . .
when you are out of my sight.
i love thee to the point of every day's most hushed need,
in the brilliance of my day. . .
and the mysterious hour of my night. . .by candle-light.
i love thee freely,
but struggle not from the chains
that shackle the surmounting intensity of my ardent desires
now. . .
when the morrow breaks, this flightless spirit surely soars.
i love thee with passion laid to rest:
my old sorrow. . .anguish, pain.
and with my childhood's faith renewed. . .
i love thee with the breath,
smiles, tears, of my life!
i love thee now, and tomorrow i love thee more.
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