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When^in | disgrace | with for|tune and / men's eyes
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I all | alone | beweep | my out|cast^state,
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And troub|le deaf | heaven with | my boot|less cries,
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And look | upon | myself | and curse | my fate.
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Wishing | me like | to one | more^rich | in hope,
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Featured | like him,| like^him | with friends | possessed,
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Desir|ing this | man's^art,| and that | man's^scope,
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With what | I most | enjoy | content|ed least;
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Yet^in | these thoughts | my self | almost de|spising,
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Happily | I think | on thee,| and then | my state
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(Like to the | lark at | break of | day a|rising)
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From sul|len earth,| sings hymns at heav|en's gate;
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For thy | sweet* love | remem|bered such^/wealth brings
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That then | I scorn | to change | my state | with kings.