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the fountains mingle with the river
and the rivers with the ocean,
the winds of heaven mix for ever
with a sweet emotion;
nothing in the world is single;
all things by a law divine
in one spirit meet and mingle.
why not i with thine?—

see the mountains kiss high heavensee the waves clasp one another;no sister-flower would be forgivenif disdained by its brother;and the sunlight clasps the earthand the moonbeams kiss the seawhat is all this sweet work worthif thou kiss not me?- l...

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see the mountains kiss high heaven
see the waves clasp one another;
no sister-flower would be forgiven
if disdained by its brother;
and the sunlight clasps the earth
and the moonbeams kiss the sea
what is all this sweet work worth
if thou kiss not me?
- love's philosophy by percy bysshe shelley

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