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Or I shal live your epitaph to make {Sonnet 81}

by William Shakespeare

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Ho, hum. Another sonnet about how wonderful this sonnet is at preserving the love object's virtures for future generations. Of course, we don't even know who (if anyone) Shakespeare was talking about, not do we all agree on who was doing the writing. So it didn't work out as well as he planned. (Hmm, unless the love object is the poem itself. Now there's a post-modern idea.) ( )
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