I know my mind
Edna St. Vincent Millay
1892 to 1950
Track 1
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That you could give, you now can take away:
Your presence and your favours, the full part
Is bow me down, that have been loved by you.
Here might you bless me; what you cannot do
What lies between your beauty and my heart
Not from your temper does my doom depend;
Not even you can trouble or betray.
In this, that is my portion to the end.
Love me or love me not, you have no voice
Mistake me not—unto my inmost core
That bleach upon the deserts of the south;
I do desire your kiss upon my mouth;
I know my mind and I have made my choice;
They have not craved a cup of water more
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