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Sonnet 29
by William Shakespeare
A blackout poem comes from choosing the words you keep from a text and blacking out the rest. This one starts from Sonnet 29, a public-domain sonnet from Project Gutenberg. Pick a few words, leave the rest, and see what is left.
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