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Thine^eyes | I love,| and they,| as pit|ying me,
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Knowing | thy heart | torments | me with |
disdain,
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Have put | on black | and lov|ing mourn|ers be,
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Looking | with pret|ty ruth | upon | my pain.
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And tru|ly not | the morn|ing sun | of heaven
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Better | becomes | the grey | cheeks of | the
east,
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Nor that / full star | that ush|ers in | the
even,
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Doth half | that glo|ry to | the sob|er west,
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As those two mourn|ing eyes | become | thy
face:
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O let | it then | as well | beseem | thy heart
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To mourn | for me | since mourn|ing doth | thee
grace,
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And suit | thy pity | like in | eve|ry part.
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Then will | I swear | beauty | herself | is
black,
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And all they foul | that thy | complex|ion
lack.