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Let not | my love | be called | idol|atry,
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Nor my | belov|ed as | an id|ol show,
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Since^all | alike | my songs | and prais|es be
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To one,| of one,| still such,| and ev|er so.
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Kind is | my love | today,| tomor|row kind,
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Still const|ant in | a wond|rous ex|cellence;
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Therefore | my verse | to const|ancy | confined,
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One thing | expres|sing, leaves | out
dif|ference.
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Fair, kind, and true,| is all | my arg|ument,
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Fair, kind, and true,| varying | to oth|er words;
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And in | this change | is my | invent|ion spent,
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Three themes in one,| which^wond|rous scope |
affords.
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Fair, kind, and true,| have of|ten lived |
alone,
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Which^three | till^now,| never kept seat | in
one.