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The lilies sag with rain-drops:
Their petals hold fire that does not break out.
(As though it slept between cool vapor-silk
It could not burn.)
And a young breeze stumbles upon the lilies
And strokes them with his spinning hands . . . .
The lilies and the young breeze are not unlike
Your silence and the rush of soft words breaking it.
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