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The Message. |
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Send home my long-straid eyes to mee, |
Which (oh) too long have dwelt on thee, |
Yet since there they have learn'd such ill, |
Such forc'd fashions, |
And false passions, |
That they bee |
Made by thee |
Fit for no good fight, keepe them still. |
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Send home my harmlesse heart againe, |
Which no unworthy thought could staine, |
But if it be taught by thine |
To make jestings |
Of protestings, |
And breake both |
Word and oath, |
Keepe it, for then 'tis none of mine. |
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Yet send me backe my heart and eyes, |
That I may know, and see thy lies, |
And may laugh and joy, when thou |
Art in anguish |
And dost languish |
For some one |
That will none, |
Or prove as false as thou art now,
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[CW: A] |
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