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Sonnet 108

              ,         ,           ,          ,     ,
      What's^in | the brain | that ink | may char|acter
              ,         ,      2     ,         ,     ,
      Which^hath | not fig|ured to thee | my true | spirit,
              ,         ,           ,        ,     ,
      What's^new | to speak,| what now | to reg|ister,
            ,        ,          ,               ,    x
      That may | express | my love,| or thy / dear merit?
        ,               ,         ,            x          ,
      Nothing | sweet* boy,| but yet | like prayers | divine,
          ,          ,         ,         ,      ,
      I must | each^day | say ore | the ver|y same;
        ,            ,           ,           ,        ,
      Counting | no^old | thing^old,| thou mine,| I thine,
            ,          ,        ,                ,    ,
      Eene^as | when first | I hal|lowed thy / fair name.
       ,     2   ,        ,          T      T     T
      So that e|ternal | love in | love's fresh case,
              ,          ,         ,    ,       ,
      Weighs^not | the dust | and in|jury | of age,
            ,         ,     ,      ,         ,
      Nor gives | to nec|essar|y wrink|les place,
            ,        ,     ,        ,          ,
      But makes | anti|quity | for aye | his page;
       ,              ,         ,      .   T    T     T
      Finding | the first | conceit | of love there bred,
              ,         ,         ,            ,         ,
      Where time | and out|ward form | would show | it dead.

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