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 My titillations have no foot-notes And their memorials are the phrases Of idiosyncratic music. The love that will not be transported In an old, frizzled, flambeaued manner. But muses on its eccentricity, Is like a vivid apprehension Of bliss beyond the mutes of plaster, Or paper souvenirs of rapture, Of bliss submerged beneath appearance, In an interior ocean's rocking Of long, capricious fugues and chorals.