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    The speaker tells his love to take all of his lies and life since it now has more than it had before. Even though his love receives and forgives his lies, he still blames himself for using his willful taste of what his love refuses. Although his love steals all of his wealth, love knows it is a greater grief to bear love's wrong than to have known its injury. He asks to be killed with kisses since they must not be foes.

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    written by William Shakespeare, the greatest English playwright and poet.

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    Sonnet #40

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    The speaker tells his love to take all of his lies and life since it now has more than it had before. Even though his love receives and forgives his lies, he still blames himself for using his willful taste of what his love refuses. Although his love steals all of his wealth, love knows it is a greater grief to bear love's wrong than to have known its injury. He asks to be killed with kisses since they must not be foes.

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    By: William Shakespeare (1564-1616)

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    The speaker tells his love to take all of his lies and life since it now has more than it had before. Even though his love receives and forgives his lies, he still blames himself for using his willful taste of what his love refuses. Although his love steals all of his wealth, love knows it is a greater grief to bear love's wrong than to have known its injury. He asks to be killed with kisses since they must not be foes.

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    SONNET #40

    by: William Shakespeare (1564-1616)

    AKE all my l !es" my l !e" yea" #ake #hem all: Wha# has# #h $ #he% m re #ha% #h $ ha&s# be' re( N l !e" my l !e" #ha# #h $ mays# #r$e l !e )all* All mi%e +as #hi%e be' re #h $ ha&s# #his m re, The%" i' ' r my l !e #h $ my l !e re)ei!es#" - )a%% # blame #hee ' r my l !e #h $ $ses#* .$# ye# be blame& i' #h $ #his sel' &e)ei!es# .y +il'$l #as#e ' +ha# #hysel' re'$ses#, - & ' r/i!e #hy r bb0ry" /e%#le #hei'" Al#h $/h #h $ s#eal #hee all my p !er#y* A%& ye# l !e k% +s i# is a /rea#er /rie' T bear l !e0s +r %/ #ha% ha#e0s k% +% i%1$ry, 2as)i!i $s /ra)e" i% +h m all ill +ell sh +s" Kill me +i#h spi#es* ye# +e m$s# % # be ' es,

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