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As an / unper|fect ac|tor on | the stage,
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Who^with | his fear | is put | beside | his part,
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Or some fierce thing | replete | with too |
much^rage,
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Whose strength's | abun|dance weak|ens his / own
heart;
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So I | for fear | of trust,| forget | to say
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The per|fect cer|emo|ny of / love's rite,
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And in | mine^own | love's strength seem | to decay,
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Orecharged | with burd|en of mine^//own love's
might.
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O let | my looks | be then | the el|oquence
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And dumb | presag|ers of | my speak|ing breast,
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Who plead | for love,| and look | for
rec|ompense,
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More than | that tongue | that more | hath more |
expressed.
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O learn | to read | what sil|ent love | hath
writ:
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To hear | with eyes | belongs | to love's
fine wit.