Lyrics Sonnet 29 - Carrie Fisher
When
in
disgrace
with
fortune
and
men's
eyes,
I
all
alone
beweep
my
outcast
state,
And
trouble
deaf
heaven
with
my
bootless
cries,
And
look
upon
myself,
and
curse
my
fate.
Wishing
me
like
to
one
more
rich
in
hope,
Featur'd
like
him,
like
him
with
friends
possess'd,
Desiring
this
man's
art,
and
that
man's
scope,
With
what
I
most
enjoy
contented
least;
Yet
in
these
thoughts
myself
almost
despising,
Haply
I
think
on
thee,
and
then
my
state
(Like
to
the
lark
at
break
of
day
arising
From
sullen
earth)
sings
hymns
at
haven's
gate;
For
thy
sweet
love
remember'd
such
wealth
brings,
That
then
I
scorn
to
change
my
state
with
kings.
1 Sonnet 129
2 Unperfect Actor (Sonnet 23)
3 When In Disgrace With Fortune And Men's Eyes (Sonnet 29)
4 Sonnet 29
5 Sonnet 10
6 Sonnet 20
7 Th'Expense Of Spirit In A Waste Of Shame (Sonnet 129)
8 All dessen müd (Sonnet 66)
9 Sonnet 43
10 A Woman's Face (Sonnet 20)
11 For Shame (Sonnet 10)
12 Farewell (Sonnet 87)
13 When Most I Wink (Sonnet 43)
14 Sonnet 87
15 Take All My Loves (Sonnet 40)
16 A Woman's Face - Reprise (Sonnet 20)
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