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Are redolent of sleep, as i am redolent of thee and thine enthralling love, my adeline. but list, o list,- so soft and low thy lover's voice tonight shall flow. that, scarce awake, thy soul shall deem my words the music of a dream. thus, while no single sound too rude upon thy slumber shall intrude, our thoughts, our souls- o god above! in every deed shall mingle, love what is the theme of the poem? people's voices should not disrupt the silence of night words of love are worthy of speaking anytime. musicians should pay tribute to the night sky. dreaming is every person's nightly escape. mark this and return

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