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205 vision—which has been kept far from us—it may be, overvalued by us! We have suffered so much thou and I! because of what never could be! We shall be all the happier now for what is real for us I love thee, as thou lovest me. I have found, as thou hast found, 'the friendship which is love, the love which is friendship.' Come then, O friend! O brother, to our rest! Thy heart on mine, thy soul with mine! For us two it surely is Rest!"

"'Truth? What is truth? Two human hearts Wounded by men, by fortune tried. Outwearied with their lonely parts, Vow to beat henceforth side by side.'"