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The moon is descending,

My spirit is tending

To thee, my beloved,

And only to thee!

I see her returning,

And fearing and mourning,

That never—O! never,

Her youth shall she see.

The moon is departed;

I fly, eager-hearted,

That no one may ravish

My maiden from me.

Ye doves! that are plighted—

Ye clouds! by heaven lighted,

Watch over my maiden,

My advocates be!