Google help, please - Poetry Division

Miscellaneous and Personal Stuff I Must Share
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Ok, this is not weighty enough for GQ, and it’s kind of a dumb question, too.

I wrote this poem, a sonnet to be precise. The last two lines popped into my mind pretty much fully formed. As I was typing them, they seemed very familiar. Seems to me there are two alternatives:
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[li]Deja vu[/li][li]I read them a long time ago and some long lost memory cells came back to life just then[/li][/ul]
I went to Google and did a search on the key words in the last line (four of them) and got about a zillion hits. I only waded through the first couple of pages, because nothing was close. Then I did a search on the exact phrase of the last line (which seems especially familiar) with and without punctuation . It returned no matches. I don’t want to claim it as original if I dredged it up out of my memory banks. Does anyone have any better ideas than what I did for a search on a line in a poem?

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Well, you could try posting it here and see if anybody can place it. Pretty literate bunch on the dopeboard.

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Shameless hijack:

Every post I’ve seen on this here board refers to the board as “the SDMB” and I think this is the first time I’ve seen the term “dopeboard”. Not that it matters, but has that been used elsewhere?

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That’s what I would be afraid of. It’s fairly sophmoric. First poem I’ve written in probably 20 years. Also, I don’t really want to get into shared copyright issues if I can avoid it. But, maybe I will in the morning. Thanks.