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To take that good which ills from us remove:

This line in the poem can be quite tricky, and may mean several things.

This line can either be read as the ill is taking away the good that they have. For instance lust and sex might be taking away that good part of the relationship, or the non-destructive part.

It could also be read as the good is removing the ills. So a solid relationship based on the right morals wash away any negatives or ills that may come along when two people mishandle a relationship.