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Samuel Daniel - Sonnet XVIII: Since the First LookSamuel Daniel - Sonnet XVIII: Since the First Look
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Since the first look that led me to this error, To this thought`s-maze, to my confusion tending, Still have I liv`d in grief, in hope, in terror, The circle of my sorrows never ending. Yet cannot leave her love that holds me hateful; Her eyes exact it, though her heart disdains me; See what reward he hath that serves th`ungrateful; So true and loyal love no favors gains me. Still must I whet my young desires abated, Upon the flint of such a heart rebelling; And all in vain, her pride is so innated, She yields no place at all for pity`s dwelling. Oft have I told her that my soul did love her, And that with tears, yet all this will not move her.
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