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Once Cupid, he / Went on a spree / And made a peck of trouble, / "Ah ha! " cried he, / "Two hearts I see! " / Alack, the rogue saw double.
There was but one; / What has he done? / How could he be so stupid? / Into one heart / _Two_ arrows dart -- / O Cupid, Cupid, Cupid!
In truth 't is sweet / When "two hearts beat / As one" -- but what to do / When in one heart / Two arrows smart / And _one heart beats as two_?