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Yet look on me-take not thine eyes away, / Which feed upon the love within mine own, / Which is indeed but the reflected ray / Of thine own beauty from my spirit thrown. / Yet speak to me-thy voice is as the tone / Of my heart's echo, and I think I hear / That thou yet lovest me; yet thou alone / Like one before a mirror, without care / Of aught but thine own features, imaged there;
And yet I wear out life in watching thee; / A toil so sweet at times, and thou indeed / Art kind when I am sick, and pity me...