For 10 points, identify this lied that depicts a Faust heroine dreaming of her love as she manipulates the title object, a work by Franz Schubert.
During the course of this work the harmony moves steadily up, from D minor, up to E, and then F.  It ends with a death wish and a recapitulation of the refrain, "O, my heart is sad, my rest is o'er."  Its climax, accompanied by a fortissimo ascent to B flat major, occurs during the memory of a kiss, at which point the insistent piano accompaniment stops short for a moment, before it begins again.  Composed one year before another of its composer's Goethe-inspired works, The Elf-King, this work is set in a room by a window where an enraptured girl waits while her foot rises and falls on a pedal.  For 10 points, identify this lied that depicts a Faust heroine dreaming of her love as she manipulates the title object, a work by Franz Schubert.
During the course of this work the harmony moves steadily up, from D minor, up to E, and then F.  It ends with a death wish and a recapitulation of the refrain, "O, my heart is sad, my rest is o'er."  
Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel or Gretchen am Spinnrade, D. 118 (Opus 2)