Collected poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt Edited by Kenneth Muir and Patricia Thomson |
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 | Collected poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt |  |
CXLVII
[Longer to troo ye]
Longer to troo ye
What may hyt avayle me?
For ryght well knoo ye
Ye sware hyt vnto me
Styll for to loue me
Alone and no moo;
But ye haue deceyvd me:
Who cold haue thowght soo?
What may hyt avayle me?
For ryght well knoo ye
Ye sware hyt vnto me
Styll for to loue me
Alone and no moo;
But ye haue deceyvd me:
Who cold haue thowght soo?
Yowr fayth and yowr othe
Fly abrode in the wynd;
I woold be ryght loth
To stay that by kynde
Cold never yet fynd
In change to say whoo:
Thys mene I by your mynd.
Who cold haue thowght soo?
Fly abrode in the wynd;
I woold be ryght loth
To stay that by kynde
Cold never yet fynd
In change to say whoo:
Thys mene I by your mynd.
Who cold haue thowght soo?
Your gret assuerance
Full oftyms dyd glade me;
But the parformance
Hath as well made me,
As reson bade me,
To lett your loue goo.
Wyth lyse ye haue lade me:
Who cold haue thowght soo?
Full oftyms dyd glade me;
But the parformance
Hath as well made me,
As reson bade me,
To lett your loue goo.
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Who cold haue thowght soo?
But trust well that I
Shall neuer mystrust ye;
I care not a fley;
Go loue wher hyt lust ye,
For nedes change must ye
In wele and in woo—
In that most I trust ye.
Who cold haue thowght soo?
Shall neuer mystrust ye;
I care not a fley;
Go loue wher hyt lust ye,
For nedes change must ye
In wele and in woo—
In that most I trust ye.
Who cold haue thowght soo?
Farewell, vnstabyll,
For here I forsake thee;
Tru love ys not abyll
Tru louer to make the.
Therfore betake the
To them that do knoo
The ways how to brake the,
Where I cold not soo.
For here I forsake thee;
Tru love ys not abyll
Tru louer to make the.
Therfore betake the
To them that do knoo
The ways how to brake the,
Where I cold not soo.
Youre faire wordes caught me
And made me your mickell,
But tyme hath taught me,
Their truthe is to tickell,
Sence faithe is fickell
And flitted you froe
Your ware is to brickell;
Whoe wolde have thought soe?
And made me your mickell,
But tyme hath taught me,
Their truthe is to tickell,
Sence faithe is fickell
And flitted you froe
Your ware is to brickell;
Whoe wolde have thought soe?
Sence waxe nor wryting
Can certain assure ye
Nor Love nor lyking
Can no waies allure ye
Once to procure ye
To staidnesse to growe,
I can not endure ye,
I care not whoe knowe.
Can certain assure ye
Nor Love nor lyking
Can no waies allure ye
Once to procure ye
To staidnesse to growe,
I can not endure ye,
I care not whoe knowe.
| Collected poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt | |