Never Seek To Tell Thy Love
William Blake
1 Never seek to tell thy love 2 Love that never told can be; 3 For the gentle wind does move 4 Silently, invisibly. 5 I told my love, I told my love, 6 I told her all my heart, 7 Trembling, cold, in ghastly fears-- 8 Ah, she doth depart. 9 Soon as she was gone from me 10 A traveller came by 11 Silently, invisibly-- 12 O, was no deny.
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