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My love | is as | a fev|er long|ing still,
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For that | which^long|er nur|seth the | disease.
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Feeding | on that | which doth | preserve | the
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The uncert|ain sick|ly ap|petite | to please:
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My reas/on the | physi|cian to | my love,
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Angry | that his | prescrip|tions are / not kept
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Hath left | me, and | I des|perate now | approve.
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Desire | is death,| which phy|sic did | except.
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Past cure I^am,| now reas|on is / past care,
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And fran|tic mad | with ev|ermore | unrest,
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My thoughts | and my | discourse | as
mad|men's^are,
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At ran|dom from | the truth | vainly | expressed.
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For I | have sworn | thee fair,| and thought |
thee bright,
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Who art | as black | as hell,| as dark | as
night.