Just keep touching her with this steady gaze; she feels so very soft in that wise one's guise.

This couplet captures the delicate balance between intellectual beauty and physical allure. The poet is describing a captivating woman whose wisdom (the 'scholar's guise') seems to enhance her inherent fragility. The command to 'keep gazing/touching' suggests an irresistible fascination—a desire to explore the subtle, delicate nature that lies beneath the facade of profound knowledge. It’s a beautiful commentary on how perceived innocence can coexist with deep intellect.