Sonnet.
Thus, when the spring flower
In the woods goes to bloom,
At the first breath of the zephyr
She smiles with mystery;
And her stem, fresh and light,
Feeling her calyx open,
Even into the bosom of the earth
Quivers with joy and desire.
Thus, when my sweet Marie
Half-opens her beloved lip,
And lifts, singing, her blue eyes,
In harmony and light
Her soul seems entirely
To rise trembling toward the heavens.
Alfred De Musset
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