 Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprewalks.org by Anisha We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life and when we bear A word you outward most impulsively Most full of invocation and to be Most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most there Encounters his dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration both Make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprewalks.org by Bruce Gachuk We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life and when we bear Our virtue outward most impulsively Most full of invocation and to be Most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most there Encounters his dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration both Make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprewalks.org by Caitlin Buckley We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life and when We bear our virtue outward most impulsively Most full of invocation and to be Most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most there Encounters his dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprewalks.org by Chad Horner From Balli Clare in County Hunter, Northern Ireland Set shaded in the northeast of the island of Ireland We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life and when We bear our virtue outward most impulsively Most full of invocation and to be Most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most there Encounters his dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprewalks.org by David Lawrence We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life and when We bear our virtue outward most impulsively Most full of invocation and to be Most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most there Encounters his dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprefolks.org by Elaine Conway England We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life and when We bear our virtue outward most impulsively Most full of invocation and to be Most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most air Encounters his dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprefolks.org by Eva Davis We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life and when We bear our virtue outward most impulsively Most full of invocation and to be Most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most air and counts His dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprefolks.org by Newgate Novelist We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life and when We bear our virtue outward most impulsively Most full of invocation and to be Most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most air and counts His dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprefolks.org by Florence Short We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life and when We bear our virtue outward most impulsively Most full of invocation and to be Most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most air and counts His dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprefolks.org by Graham Scott Cheltenham, England GrahamScottAudio.com We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life and when We bear our virtue outward most impulsively Most full of invocation and to be Most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most air and counts His dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprefolks.org by Jacqueline Posh We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life and when We bear our virtue outward most impulsively Most full of invocation and to be Most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most air and counts His dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprefolks.org by Kessie We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of our life and when We bear our virtue outward most impulsively Most full of invocation and to be Most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most air and counts His dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprefolks.org by Leanne Howlett We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life And when we bear our virtue outward Most impulsively, most full of invocation And to be most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most air and counts His dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprefolks.org by Larry Wilson We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life And when we bear our virtue outward Most impulsively, most full of invocation And to be most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most air and counts His dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprefolks.org by Nan Dodge We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life And when we bear our virtue outward Most impulsively, most full of invocation And to be most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most air And counts his dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and the concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued As nature's magnet heat rounds pole with pole End of poem This recording is in the public domain Love by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Read for weprefolks.org by Phil Shamp We cannot live except thus mutually We alternate, aware or unaware The reflex act of life And when we bear our virtue outward Most impulsively, most full of invocation And to be most instantly compelling Search there will live most life Whoever breeds most air And counts his dying years by sun and sea But when a soul, by choice and conscience Doth throw out her full force on another soul The conscience and concentration Both make mere life love For life in perfect whole And aim consummated is love ensued