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Too flawed and reoccurring, A withering reprise; You are a one—recurring, A lingering surprise; And day by day, returning, The feeling thus arise, One I am not concurring And mask with a disguise, And by the night's occurring, Between the first moonrise, I close the door of yearning With dreary, tired eyes.
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