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• ... nature's copy's not ___: Shak.

• ...a beauty fadeless and ___: James Russell Lowell

• 'Open thine eyes ___': Keats

• But in them Nature's copy's not ___: Macbeth

• Mars's armour, forg'd for proof ___...: Hamlet

• Ageless, ages ago

• Ageless, in poesy

• Ageless, once

• Ageless, poetically

• Ageless, to poets

• Always, in a poem

• Always, in old poetry

• Always, to a poet

• Ceaseless, in poetry

• Chaucer's infinite time

• E'erlasting

• Endless, in poems

• Endless, in poetry

• Endless, in verse

• Endless, poetically

• Endless, to Shakespeare

• Endless: Arch.

• Everlasting of old

• Everlasting to bards

• Everlasting, back in the day

• Everlasting, in odes

• Everlasting, in poesy

• Everlasting, old style

• Everlasting, once

• Everlasting, once upon a time

• Everlasting, poetically

• Everlasting, to the bard

• Everlasting: Poetic

• For all time, in poesy

• Forever in poetry

• Forever, archaically

• Forever, in poems

• Forever, in verse

• Forever, old-style

• Forever, poetically

• Forever, to a bard

• Forever, to a poet

• Forever, to bards

• Forever, to Frost

• Forever, to Shelley

• Going on and on, once

• Infinite, to poets

• It's never-ending, in poetry

• Lasting forever poetically

• Ne'er-ending

• Never-ending, old-style

• Neverending, once

• Perpetual, in poems

• Perpetual, in poetry

• Perpetual, in verse

• Perpetual, old-style

• Perpetual, once

• Perpetual, poetically

• Perpetual, to Keats

• Timeless, in olden times

• Timeless, in poesy

• Timeless, in verse

• Timeless, old-style

• Timeless, poetically

• Timeless, to a poet

• Timeless, to Shakespeare

• Unchanging, long ago

• Unending, in poetry

• Unending, in verse

• Unending, old style

• Unlimited, in verse

• Without beginning or end, archaically

• Without end, in poetry

• Without end, to poets