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Friday, November 9, 2012

Soliloquy to Ophelia

Dared heaven take thee in thy youth,

Thy beauty still untainted and full true

Of sweetness, love, and meaning alone amassed.

What tragedy this is to pierce mine heart,

How wounded I am, suffered to the quick,

And weakness strength to help me cope with it.

And had not died so juvenile and tender,

Now would I most forcefully renounce

The cruelty that I savagely had tendered

And injure the most delicate nature of

Your mind, your spirit, and your whole

I mourn you, my Ophelia, sweet and kind,

The flower of youth still in your eyes,

The loveliness of goodness in your soul.
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What treasure I pitch lost in losing thee,

What precious odorant of true love blesst,

How croup I yet forgive my brutal state

And lack of tender, well-deserved care


To get by it in the tatters that it should

?Tis not a smallish matter that you hear,

Most ?specially to thee, now thou'rt gone

To leave behind mine ocean of regrets.

So desolate and parky here without thee,

To smite me at the heart with truth of thine


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