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Betwixt | mine^eye | and heart | a league | is
took,
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And each | doth^good | turns^now | unto | the
oth|er:
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When that | mine^eye | is fam|ished for | a look,
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Or heart | in love | with sighs | himself | doth
smoth|er,
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With my / love's pic|ture then | my eye | doth
feast,
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And to | the paint|ed ban|quet bids | my heart;
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Anoth|er time | mine^eye | is my heart's guest,
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And in | his thoughts | of love | doth share | a
part:
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So eith|er by | thy pic|ture or | my love,
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Thy self | away,| art pres|ent still | with me,
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For thou | not farth/er than my | thoughts
canst move,
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And I | am still | with them,| and they | with
thee.
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Or if | they sleep,| thy pic|ture in | my sight
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Awakes | my heart,| to heart's | and eyes' |
delight.
Lines 2 and 4 are hexameter