English poem
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And we will walk against the wind; The shuffling leaves about our feet; Our ruin, as the wood’s, complete, Because one woman so hath sinned And never suffered. She shall meet No murder in my eyes; no heat Of fate in holding hand that ’s pinned To hers. To make her trust to beat, I ’ll kiss her hand, her hair,--like wheat Of affluent summer,--saying “Sweet.”