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[Who would haue euer thowght]
Who would haue euer thowght
A hart that was so sett
To have suche wrong me wrowght,
Or to be cownterfett?
But who that trustythe most
Ys lyke to pay the cost.
A hart that was so sett
To have suche wrong me wrowght,
Or to be cownterfett?
But who that trustythe most
Ys lyke to pay the cost.
I must of force, god wott,
Thys paynfull lyff susteyen,
And yet I know nott
The chefe cawse of my payn;
Thys ys a strange dyssese
To serve and neuer plese.
Thys paynfull lyff susteyen,
And yet I know nott
The chefe cawse of my payn;
Thys ys a strange dyssese
To serve and neuer plese.
I must of force endure
Thys drawght drawyn Awry,
Ffor I am fast and sure
To have the mate therby;
But note I wyll thys texte,
To draw better the nexte.
Thys drawght drawyn Awry,
Ffor I am fast and sure
To have the mate therby;
But note I wyll thys texte,
To draw better the nexte.
Collected poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt | ||