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(1829)
I
loved you; even now, if I should stir it,
A single ember of that fire might glow;
But now let it not longer vex your spirit;
Rather than be your grief, my love must go.
I loved you hopelessly and silently,
Torn by a jealous but a timid will;
I loved you as sincerely, and as tenderly,
As God grant someone else may love you still.
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