Love's Philosophy E-book

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                               LOVE'S PHILOSOPHY

                            by Percy Bysshe Shelley








Electronically Enhanced Text (c) Copyright 1996, World Library(R)


LOVES_PHILOSOPHY
               LOVE'S PHILOSOPHY
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                             I
            The fountains mingle with the river
              And the rivers with the Ocean,
            The winds of Heaven mix for ever
              With a sweet emotion;
            Nothing in the world is single;
              All things by a law divine
            In one spirit meet and mingle.
              Why not I with thine?-
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                             II
            See the mountains kiss high Heaven
              And the waves clasp one another;
            No sister-flower would be forgiven
              If it disdained its brother;
            And the sunlight clasps the earth
              And the moonbeams kiss the sea:
            What is all this sweet work worth
              If thou kiss not me?
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                          THE END