Question
Sonnet 117
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GPT 3.5
Accuse me thus: that I have scanted love
In taking from thee all thy comforts now,
To let him spend his heat upon thy brow,
And doth forget to do the same for me.
So shall my love be revenged on thee,
And hate it should return to plague me so;
Fall on thy cheek and leave thee all aglow,
But leave me cold and weary, lost at sea.
For when thou art all radiant with his fire,
I shall be left to wander in the shade,
And in my heart, a flame engulfed with ire,
Yearning for solace that will never fade.
But still, I cannot help but love thee dear,
Though our paths diverge, I hold you near.
In taking from thee all thy comforts now,
To let him spend his heat upon thy brow,
And doth forget to do the same for me.
So shall my love be revenged on thee,
And hate it should return to plague me so;
Fall on thy cheek and leave thee all aglow,
But leave me cold and weary, lost at sea.
For when thou art all radiant with his fire,
I shall be left to wander in the shade,
And in my heart, a flame engulfed with ire,
Yearning for solace that will never fade.
But still, I cannot help but love thee dear,
Though our paths diverge, I hold you near.