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Lord of | my love,| to whom | in vas|salage
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Thy mer|it hath | my du|ty strong|ly knit,
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To thee | I send | this writ|ten em|bassage,
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To wit|ness du|ty, not | to show | my wit:
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Duty | so great,| which^wit | so poor | as mine
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May make | seem^bare, | in want|ing words | to
show it,
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But that | I hope | some good | conceit | of
thine
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In thy / soul's thought,| all nak|ed, will | bestow
it:
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Till^what|soev|er star | that guides | my
mov|ing,
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Points on me | gracious|ly with | fair aspect,
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And puts | appar|el on | my tot|tered lov|ing,
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To show | me worth|y of | thy sweet | respect:
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Then may | I dare | to boast | how I | do love |
thee;
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Till then,| not show | my head | where thou |
mayst prove me.
Lines 9, 11, 13, and 14 are hexameter