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Let me no more, my love, be what I've seemed to you
These last few days—a long, torturing fire,
If I in all my youth have done a stupid thing
(Of which I should repent or sooner tire)
More shameful than, last night, to let you toss alone,
When from your arms I kept my cold desire.
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