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The Scale
Poets of winters past, for whome she did
 Appear; perhaps you can call her dear friend
 But me she hath forsake, mine eyes she bid
 Be blind, until the time that i can mend.
 A scale she bid me fix; "balance is key,
 To fix the scale, for you must find your lot."
 And now that she hath quit the blame's on me
 The tool for which I search has been forgot.
 The endless search for the agent has done
 Me in, it has eluded me too long,
 I fear that I may ne'er espy the sun
 Again, nor hear a blue jay sing his song.
 For in my search I have not seen what you
 Have set in front of me, dear friend, dear shrew.

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