Mute Confession

Dost thou deny it? I have seen thee look
Into the sunny region of his hair;
And gaze upon his brow. Oh, shut thy lips!
I want no words: thou dost confess it now.
There,—on thy painted cheeks and glittering eyes,
The story 's writ:—Be silent; all is well.
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