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Is it | thy will,| thy im|age should | keep^open
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My hea|vy eye|lids to | the wear|y night?
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Dost thou | desire | my slum|bers should | be
broken,
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While* shad|ows like | to thee | do* mock | my
sight?
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Is it | thy spir|it that | thou sendst | from thee
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So* far | from home | into | my deeds | to pry,
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To find out shames | and id|le hours | in me,
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The scope | and ten|or of | thy jeal|ousy?
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O* no,| thy love | though* much,| is not | so
great,
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It is | my love | that keeps | mine^eye | awake:
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Mine^own | true* love | that doth | my rest |
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To play | the watch|man ev|er for | thy sake:
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For thee | watch^I,| whilst thou | dost wake |
elsewhere,
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From me | far^off,| with oth|ers all | too near.