My sight would not be missed at all,
For I’ve seen your angelic face
And we would yet embrace with all
With touch, your body I would trace.
If your fair name I could not speak
Because of wound or foul disease,
I would not count existence bleak
For your touch would put me at ease.
And if I could no longer hear,
Your voice I’ve engrained in my mind,
I’d have it in my heart my dear
Elated, in your arms entwined.
And should fate take me from your arms
And place me in an early grave,
I’d visit dreams with ghostly charms;
Each night in a moving conclave.