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    Oh Mistress Mine Solo

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    This is a love poem written by William Byrd to his mistress. In the poem, the speaker expresses his deep affection for his mistress, describing her as beautiful and praising her lovely eyes and hair. He declares his love and devotion to her, saying that she owns his heart and soul. The poem expresses the intense passion and longing the speaker feels for his mistress.

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    This is a love poem written by William Byrd to his mistress. In the poem, the speaker expresses his deep affection for his mistress, describing her as beautiful and praising her lovely eyes and hair. He declares his love and devotion to her, saying that she owns his heart and soul. The poem expresses the intense passion and longing the speaker feels for his mistress.

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    This is a love poem written by William Byrd to his mistress. In the poem, the speaker expresses his deep affection for his mistress, describing her as beautiful and praising her lovely eyes and hair. He declares his love and devotion to her, saying that she owns his heart and soul. The poem expresses the intense passion and longing the speaker feels for his mistress.

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    This is a love poem written by William Byrd to his mistress. In the poem, the speaker expresses his deep affection for his mistress, describing her as beautiful and praising her lovely eyes and hair. He declares his love and devotion to her, saying that she owns his heart and soul. The poem expresses the intense passion and longing the speaker feels for his mistress.

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