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Sweet love, renew | thy force;| be it not said
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Thy edge | should blunt|er be | than^ap|petite,
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Which^but | today | by feed|ing is | allayed,
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Tomor|row sharp|ened in | his form|er might:
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So love | be thou,| although | today | thou* fill
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Thy hung|ry eyes, | even till they | wink with
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Tomor|row see | again,| and do | not kill
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The spirit | of love,| with a per|petual | dullness.
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Let this | sad int/erim like*| the o|cean be
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Which parts | the shore,| where two | contract|ed new
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Come dai/ly to | the banks, | that when | they
see
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Return | of love,| more blessed | may be | the
view;
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As call | it winter,| which being full | of
care,
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Makes^sum|mer's wel|come, thrice | more* wished,|
more^rare.