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So are | you to | my thoughts | as food | to
life,
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Or as sweet-seas|oned showers | are to | the
ground;
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And for | the peace | of you | I hold | such
strife
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As twixt | a mis|er and | his wealth | is found.
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Now proud | as an | enjoy|er, and | anon
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Doubting | the filch|ing age | will steal | his
treas|ure;
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Now count|ing best | to be | with you | alone,
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Then bet|tered that | the world | may see | my
pleas|ure:
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Sometime all | full with | feasting | on your
sight,
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And by | and by | clean starv/ed for | a look;
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Posses|sing or | pursu|ing no | delight
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Save^what | is had,| or must | from you | be
took.
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Thus^do | I pine | and surf|eit day | by day,
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Or glut|toning | on all,| or all | away.
Lines 6 and 8 are hexameter