5th - I - Sonnet 122 by rachel.willis1234

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He has been given a gift that he has thrown or given away, which contains his thoughts forever and always.

5th - I - Sonnet 122

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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THY GIFT, THY TABLES,

ARE WITHIN MY BRAIN

He has been given a gift that he has thrown or given away, which contains his thoughts forever and always.

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FULL CHARACTERED

WITH LASTING MEMORY,

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WHICH SHALL ABOVE

THAT IDLE RANK REMAIN,

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BEYOND ALL DATE,

EVEN TO ETERNITY:

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OR, AT THE LEAST,

SO LONG AS BRAIN AND HEART

As long as his brain and heart are in tact and he is alive, his memory will be there. His brain and heart are built to survive.

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HAVE FACULTY BY NATURE TO

SUBSIST;

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TILL EACH TO RAZED

OBLIVION YIELD HIS PART

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OF THEE, THY RECORD

NEVER CAN BE MISSED.

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THAT POOR RETENTION

COULD NOT SO MUCH HOLD,

The notebook is compared to his brain and memory. His mind has unlimited space while the notebook does not. His brain can keep a better record than the notebook. And it is poorly secured.

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NOR NEED I TALLIES

THY DEAR LOVE TO SCORE;

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THEREFORE TO GIVE THEM

FROM ME WAS I BOLD,

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TO TRUST THOSE TABLES

THAT RECEIVE THEE MORE:

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TO KEEP AN ADJUNCT

TO REMEMBER THEE

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WERE TO IMPORT

FORGETFULNESS IN ME.

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MARCO DOMINGUEZ, ALEX PRYOR, PATRICK ROTENBERRY

5th period English IV