Paul Kelly (Australia) - Sonnet 18

Shall^Am I comp^Gare thee to a s^Amummer's d^Gay? T^Amhou art more lo^Gvely and more t^Amemperate: Rough winds do sh^Gake the darling b^Amuds of M^Gay, And s^Amummer's lease hath a^Gll too short a ^Amdate: Somet^Gime too hot the eye of h^Ameaven shines, And o^Gften is his gold complexion d^Amimm'd; And every f^Gair from fair some^Amtime decl^Gines, By ch^Amance, or nature's cha^Gnging course, untr^Amimm'd; But t^Ghy eternal summer shall not f^Amade Nor l^Gose possession of that fair thou o^Amw'st; Nor shall de^Gath brag thou wander'st in his s^Amhade, When in et^Emernal lines to time thou g^Em7row'st; So l^Among as men can br^Geathe or ^Ameyes can se^Ge, Am G | Am So long lives this, and this gives life to thee. G | Am G | Am G | Am |