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fair bird of winter's pleasant nights, depart at once thou must when summer's incense valour'd burns and wafts about with gust thy sickening sweet hawthorn is gone rose buds bloom in his grave like they, like we, art all but same, of time and season slave! So long! fair bird, take my adieu and of our season past; that fought in vain the mighty tide of change, but could not last with change of season, bird must leave and bid her flower adieu only till blossom ripens fast and old's replaced by new
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Jul 22, 2017
Jul 22, 2017 at 4:24 PM UTC
fair bird of winter's pleasant nights
fair bird of winter's pleasant nights, depart at once thou must when summer's incense valour'd burns and wafts about with gust thy sickening sweet hawthorn is gone rose buds bloom in his grave like they, like we, art all but same, of time and season slave! So long! fair bird, take my adieu and of our season past; that fought in vain the mighty tide of change, but could not last with change of season, bird must leave and bid her flower adieu only till blossom ripens fast and old's replaced by new
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Jul 22, 2017
Jul 22, 2017 at 4:24 PM UTC
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