I urgently ask for the name of a poem by Wilde, which contains "Love with your heart, kiss with your lips, and see with your eyes!" This sentence! ! !

No, let's start with flames.

Go to the other one,

From the pain of passion

The joy of death,

I'm too young,

You can't live without passion,

You're too young,

You can't waste a good night in summer,

Ask for nothing.

Those boring old questions,

Prophet and soothsayer

Never answered.

Because, honey,

Feeling is better than knowledge,

wisdom

It's just that there's no traditional heritage for children,

The beating of passion,

The spark of youth,

More valuable than the wise man's cellar motto:

no

With that dead philosophy

Harass your soul,

We want to

Love with your heart, kiss with your lips and see with your eyes!

Didn't you hear that?

The cackling of the nightingale,

Like running water.

From the long-necked silver bottle,

She sings so softly.

Shame the moon,

Hang high

Such a distant blue sky,

You can't hear it.

Melody ecstatic with love.