I was the west wind over the garden

I was the west wind over the garden,
Out of the twilit marge and deep;
You were the sultry languorous flower,
Famished and filled and laid to sleep.

I was the rover bee, and you —
With the hot red mouth where a soul might drown,
And the buoyant soul where a man might swim —
You were the blossom that drew me down.

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