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while still a teen, the Bard of Avon wed the mother of his too-untimely child to whom--in death--he left his less-loved bed in memory of their days young, and wild if with maturity they'd grown apart inevitably, she--at least--got hurt the poet so attuned to pluck the heart- strings spent his time in London chasing skirt for English poets, he still sets the mark but whom he's wooing isn't ever clear the sonnets idolize a lady dark whom--second to his Muse--he holds most dear they're all long dead, yet still his art remains evoking timeless joys, and loves, and pains
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Dec 29, 2016
Dec 29, 2016 at 5:15 PM UTC
Ars longa, vita brevis
while still a teen, the Bard of Avon wed the mother of his too-untimely child to whom--in death--he left his less-loved bed in memory of their days young, and wild if with maturity they'd grown apart inevitably, she--at least--got hurt the poet so attuned to pluck the heart- strings spent his time in London chasing skirt for English poets, he still sets the mark but whom he's wooing isn't ever clear the sonnets idolize a lady dark whom--second to his Muse--he holds most dear they're all long dead, yet still his art remains evoking timeless joys, and loves, and pains
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Dec 29, 2016
Dec 29, 2016 at 5:15 PM UTC
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