Rilke
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The speaker wishes to restrain their soul to prevent it from touching their lover's soul. They want to hide their soul in a forgotten place in the dark where it will not be touched by their lover's depths. However, everything that touches both the speaker and their lover seems to join them together like a bow drawing one sound from two strings, making them wonder what instrument they are and who is playing them.
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