Sonnet 141 - William Shakespeare ad-Lib Contributed by Victor
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In faith, I do not WORD thee with mine WORD, For they in thee WORDWORD note, But `tis my WORD that loves what they WORD, Who in despite of view is WORD to WORD.
Nor are mine WORD with thy tongue`s WORD delighted, Nor WORD feeling, to base WORD prone, Nor taste, nor smell, WORD to be WORD To any WORDWORD with thee alone:
But my five WORD nor my WORD senses can Dissuade one foolish WORD from WORD thee, Who leaves WORD the likeness of a WORD, Thy proud heart`s WORD and WORD to be:
Only my WORD thus far I count my gain, That she that makes me WORD awards me WORD.