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{\sc {\bf What poor astronomers}}

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What poor astronomers are they\\*
Take women's eyes for stars\\*
And set their thoughts in battle 'ray\\*
To fight such idle wars.\\*
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When in the end they shall approve\\*
'Tis but a jest drawn out of love!\\*
(When in the end\ldots)\\*
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And love itself is but a jest,\\*
Devis'd by idle heads,\\*
To catch young fancies in the nest\\*
And lay it in fools' beds;\\*
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That, being hatch'd in beauty's eyes,\\*
They may be fledg'd ere they be wise\\*
(That being hatched\ldots)\\*
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But yet it is a sport to see\\*
How wit will run on wheels,\\*
While will cannot persuaded be\\*
With that which reason feels:\\*
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That women's eyes and stars are odd\\*
And love is but a feigned god.\\*
(That women's eyes\ldots)\\*
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But such as will run mad with will\\*
I cannot clear their sight,\\*
But leave them to their study still\\*
To look where is no light.\\*
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Till time too late we make them try,\\*
They study false astronomy.\\*
(Till time too late\ldots)\\*
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