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Pact (Sonata) Summary
In lines 1-7, the poet is saying that nothing can capture the heart of his loved one in his hands. His heart is vulnerable to hers.
In lines 8-16, he gives himself over to her fully, and her kisses send him into exile. He waits for her, wearing out the things around him in his intensity.
In lines 17-20, his dreams at night are vivid and bright, satisfying. In them, he hears her voice and sees her naked body.
In lines 21-29, he is praising and worshipping her body. He wants nothing more than to be with her, alone with her, intimate.
In lines 30-38, he is saying that sometimes the only way you can win at the game of love is to let go, to fall completely.
In lines 39-44, between his lips and hers, there are days, months, years...
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