Poems (Mary Coleridge)/Poem 117

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CXVII
Whether I live, or whether I die,
 Whatever the worlds I see,
I shall come to you by-and-by,
 And you will come to me.

Whoever was foolish, we were wise,
 We crossed the boundary line,
I saw my soul look out of your eyes,
 You saw your soul in mine.

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