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Or I | shall live | your ep|itaph | to make,
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Or you | survive | when I | in earth | am
rotten,
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From hence | your mem|ory death | cannot | take,
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Although | in me | each part | will be |
forgotten.
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Your name | from hence | immort|al life | shall
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Though I |(once^gone)| to all | the world | must
die,
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The earth | can yield | me but | a com|mon grave,
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When you | entomb|ed in | men's^eyes | shall lie,
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Your mon|ument | shall be | my gent|le verse,
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Which^eyes | not yet | creat|ed shall | ore^read,
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And tongues | to be,| your be|ing shall |
rehearse,
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When all | the breath|ers of | this world | are
dead,
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You still | shall live |(such^vir|tue hath | my
pen)
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Where breath | most breathes, even | in the
mouths | of men.