Paper Towns for the Paper Crown Wearer

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SONNET 92

Should we not love, bearing hearts, in repetition,

Faithfully in repetition? Above more chance,

Clouds gale salmon-scale morning tundra emblazoned,

Screening no more at hand than here a Bergamasque,

Cherishing their southern tropics, desert enhanced,

'Twere said, latched discontent finer mornings left slept

And its pillar shunned capered, ord'ring in advance

The demands of a feast with friends such heat repents

By itself searching Iram audaciously meant,

Least gentler, kept us would all the same labor

Mislead in bliss, so often rides and tides commit

Paper towns to mislead the paper crown wearer

Blaming, now, simple end reduced come tighter sleep;

If counting fun's such left, expect nothing to reap.

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