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Pierre de Ronsard

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Sorrow is always a companion of pleasure.

 
Pierre de Ronsard

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Evil from good; misery from happiness;
The baser from the nobler; the impure
And frail, from what is clear and must endure.
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Diminish till it is consumed away;
If you divide pleasure and love and thought,
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Of pleasure may be gained, of sorrow spared:
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By which those live, to whom this world of life
Is as a garden ravaged, and whose strife
Tills for the promise of a later birth
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