Percy Bysshe ShelleyI have drunken deep of joy, And I will taste no other wine tonight.
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To say that you have drunk deep of joy is to say that you have tasted the sweetest of pleasures. This statement can also be taken to mean that you are now ready for something truly amazing. On the other hand, if you said that you would never taste any other wine, then it means that there is no need for redemption or reformation. You’ve already tasted the love of your true love, so why try to go back and relive it?
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