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“Mein Anblick bist du (Das Sonett) Mein Anblick bist du, Mein Glaube bist du. Ich gebe dir alles, Mein Leben bist Du. In meinem Herzen bist du, In meiner Seele bist du. Ich kann ohne Luft leben, Denn mein Atem bist du. Mein Himmel bist du, Mein Schatz bist du. Ich brauche keinen Palast, Alles was ich will bist du. Meine Wissenschaft bist du, meine Kunst bist du. Der Morgen meines Geistes bist du.”

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“Mein Anblick bist du, Mein Glaube bist du. Ich gebe dir alles, Mein Leben bist Du. In meinem Herzen bist du, In meiner Seele bist du. Ich kann ohne Luft leben, Denn mein Atem bist du. Meine Wissenschaft bist du, meine Kunst bist du. Mein Himmel bist du, Der Morgen meines Geistes bist du.”

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