| Quote #1 Lay your sleeping head, my love, |
This is a really intimate way to begin a poem. It's almost as if we're overhearing the speaker whispering to his lover in bed.
| Quote #2 Mortal, guilty but to me |
The speaker knows that his beloved isn't perfect. Instead of being a problem, his mortality and guiltiness is what makes him worth loving. It's what makes him beautiful to the speaker.
| Quote #3 Soul and body have no bounds: (11) |
It seems here like the lovers are all tangled up in each other, both physically and emotionally.