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Tristan And Isolde: The Love Sin
by Lady Jane Wilde

Tristan And Isolde: The Love Sinby Lady Jane Wilde

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None, unless the saints above,

Knew the secret of their love;
For with calm and stately grace
Isolde held her queenly place,
Tho’ the courtiers’ hundred eyes
Sought the lovers to surprise,
Or to read the mysteries
Of a love—so rumour said
By a magic philtre fed,
Which for ever in their veins
Burn’d with love’s consuming pains.
Yet their hands would twine unseen,
In a clasp ’twere hard to sever;
And whoso watched their glances meet,
Gazing as they’d gaze for ever,

Might have marked the sudden heatCrims’ning on each flushing cheek,As the tell‐tale blood would speakOf love that never should have beenThe love of Tristan and his Queen

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Might have marked the sudden heat
Crims’ning on each flushing cheek,
As the tell‐tale blood would speak
Of love that never should have been
The love of Tristan and his Queen.
But, what hinders that the two,
In the spring of their young life,
Love each other as they do?
Thus the tempting thoughts begin
Little recked they of the sin;
Nature joined them hand in hand,
Is not that a truer band
Than the formal name of wife?

But, what hinders that the two,In the spring of their young life,Love each other as they do?Thus the tempting thoughts beginLittle recked they of the sin;Nature joined them hand in hand,Is not that a truer bandThan the formal name of wife?

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