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25 lines
688 B
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# You
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%title You
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**Then Almitra spoke, saying, We would now ask of *The Reader***
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Almustafa, the chosen and beloved, addressed the one who reads this:
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As the sea calls after me, so might it call to you.
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As I answer the call of the sea and cannot tarry, so might you some day.
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You, too, sail within my dreams:
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You, who also bear the seed of the knowledge of God;
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You, who also yearn for more, for the land, for the sky, for each other and for the sea;
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You, who say that my shadow has been a light upon your faces and yet yours also upon mine;
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You, who know the deepest loves and the hottest fires of hate;
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You, who know the pain of tenderness.
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I bask in the completeness of you
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