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Was
it
the
proud
full
sail
of
his
great
verse
Bound
for
the
prize
of
all
too
precious
you
That
did
my
ripe
thoughts
in
my
brain
inhearse
Making
their
tomb
the
womb
wherein
they
grew
Was
it
his
spirit
by
spirits
taught
to
write
Above
a
mortal
pitch
that
struck
me
dead
No
neither
he
nor
his
compeers
by
night
Giving
him
aid
my
verse
astonished
He
nor
that
affable
familiar
ghost
Which
nightly
gulls
him
with
intelligence
As
victors
of
my
silence
cannot
boast
I
was
not
sick
of
any
fear
from
thence
But
when
your
countenance
up
his
line
Then
I
matter
that
enfeebled
mine