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In lov|ing thee | thou knowst | I am | forsworn,
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But thou | art twice | forsworn | to me | love^swear|ing;
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In act | thy* bed vow broke | and new faith torn,
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In vow|ing new | hate *aft|er new | love bear/ing:
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But why | of two oaths' breach | do I |
accuse | thee,
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When I | break twenty: I | am per|jured most,
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For all | my vows | are oaths | but^to |
misuse | thee:
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And all | my hon|est faith | in thee | is
lost.
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For I | have sworn | deep oaths of thy |
deep kindness:
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Oaths of | thy love,| thy truth,| thy con|stancy,
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And to | enlight|en thee,| gave eyes to
blind|ness,
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Or made | them swear | against | the thing | they
see;
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For I | have sworn | thee fair:| more per|jured
eye,
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To swear | against | the truth | so foul | a lie.
Lines 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, and 11 are hexameter