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Wyatt
lust vs. love
love hiding in mind |
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| the long love that in my thought doth harbor |
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Wyatt
Seduced by lover
Now she's gone and wild |
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Wyatt
singing last song to lover
I'm tired of chasing after love |
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Surrey
if you die because of love that's a sweet ending
she taught you love and lust and pain |
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| love, that doth reign and live within my thought |
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Spenser
comparing woman to flowers |
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Spenser
Relentless attempts to make love last |
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Ralegh
if this beauty were true i'd love you, but it's not |
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| the nymph's reply to the shepherd |
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Sidney
I'm tired of being in love
only by reading this will she know how bad it is and come back to me |
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Sidney
Speaking to the moon |
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| With how sad steps, O Moon |
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Sidney
love her inner beauty but also have lots of desire |
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| Who will in fairest book of Nature know |
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Marlowe
This will be paradise if you live with me |
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| The Passionate Shepherd to His Love |
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Shakespeare
Time and Decay joined |
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| When I consider everything that grows |
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Shakespeare
as good as summer is, you're better
eternizing metaphor |
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| Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? |
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Shakespeare
young man is very beautiful |
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| A woman's face with Nature's own hand painted |
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Shakespeare
envious of young man
remembering great relationship |
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| When in disgrace with Fortune and men's eyes |
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Shakespeare
Only when mankind ends will young mans beauty fade. until then it lives in sonnets |
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| Not marble, nor the gilded monuments |
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Shakespeare
getting old
Youth is now consuming my death |
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| That time of year thou mayst in me behold |
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Shakespeare
outward appearance vs. inner worth |
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| They that have the power to hurt |
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Shakespeare
young mans beauty inspired all art and they still didn't do a good enough job but neither am i |
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| when in the chronicle of wasted time |
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Shakespeare
love is really hard but doesn't budge
breakup antidote |
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| Let me not to the marraige of true minds |
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Shakespeare
sex/lust makes us do horrible things
work so hard then regret it |
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| Th' expense of spirit in a waste of shame |
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Shakespeare
because my woman is not perfect that means i love her more
almost mean |
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| My mistresses eyes are nothing like the sun |
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Shakespeare
Happy with lying to each other
actions are similar |
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| When my love swears that she is made of truth |
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Donne
Woman is denying sex on false honor
it's not that bad! |
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Donne
You can see everything in the world and still not find a faithful woman |
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Donne
I don't care what you say just let us love |
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Donne
We're better than new lovers
Distance will make us stronger |
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| A Valediction: Forbidding Mouring |
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Donne
Comparing body to America
Blazon-esque |
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| Elegy 19. To His Mistress Going to Bed |
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Donne
Tortured by sin, God please heal me
accepting punishment |
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Donne
Let the dead rise, and let me be part of the good when this happens |
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| At the round earth's imagined corners |
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Donne
love poem to God
I won't be free until I'm your slave |
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Herbert
decaying with sin then rising with God |
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Herrick
disarray, human imperfections |
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Herrick
Don't waste time, get married while you're young and ripe |
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| To the Virgins, Make Much of Time |
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Marvell
if we had, but we don't, so then we must...
i wish i had all the time |
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