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That time | of year | thou mayst | in me |
behold,
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When yel|low leaves,| or none,| or few | do hang
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Upon | those boughs | which shake | against | the
cold,
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Bare ruined choirs,| where late | the sweet
birds sang.
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In me | thou seest | the twi|light of such day
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As aft|er sun|set fad|eth in | the west,
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Which^by | and by black night | doth take |
away,
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Death's second self | that seals | up all | in
rest.
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In me | thou seest | the glow|ing of / such fire,
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That on | the ash|es of | his youth | doth lie,
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As the / death-bed,| whereon | it must | expire,
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Consumed | with that | which^it | was nour|ished
by.
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This^thou | perceivst,| which makes | thy love |
more* strong,
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To love | that well,| which thou | must leave |
ere* long.