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From fair|est creat|ures we | desire | increase,
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That there|by* beaut|y's rose | might^nev|er die,
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But^as | the rip|er should | by time | decease,
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His tend|er heir | might* bear | his mem|ory:
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But thou | contract|ed to thine^//own
bright eyes,
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Feedst thy light's flame | with
self-|substan|tial fuel,
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Making | a fam|ine where | abun|dance lies,
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Thy self | thy foe,| to thy sweet | self too
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Thou that | art now | the world's | fresh ornament,
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And on|ly her|ald to | the gau|dy spring,
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Within | thine^own | bud bur/iest thy | content,
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And tend|er churl | makst waste in^nig|garding:
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Pity | the world,| or else | this glut|ton be,
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To eat | the world's | due, by | the grave | and
thee.