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1824–1905

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George MacDonald

She loves thee, loves thee not! That, that is all, my heart. Why should she take a part In every selfish blot,

In every greedy spot That now doth ache and smart Because she loves thee not — Not, not at all, poor heart!

Thou art no such dove-cot Of virtues — no such chart Of highways, though the dart Of love be through thee shot!

Why should she not love not Thee, poor, pinched, selfish heart?

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