Collected poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt Edited by Kenneth Muir and Patricia Thomson |
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 | Collected poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt |  |
CLXV
[Suffryng in sorrowe in hope to Attayne]
Suffryng in sorrowe in hope to Attayne,
Desyring in ffeare I dar not complayne,
Trewe in belyefe in whome ys All my trust,
Do thou aplye to ease me of my payne,
For elys to serue and suffyr styll I must.
Desyring in ffeare I dar not complayne,
Trewe in belyefe in whome ys All my trust,
Do thou aplye to ease me of my payne,
For elys to serue and suffyr styll I must.
Hope ys my hold, yet in Dyspayre I speake;
I Dryve ffrom tyme to tyme and do not Recke
How long to love thus after louys lust,
In studye styll of that I dar not brake:
Wherffore to serue and suffyr styll I must.
I Dryve ffrom tyme to tyme and do not Recke
How long to love thus after louys lust,
In studye styll of that I dar not brake:
Wherffore to serue and suffyr styll I must.
Encreas of care I ffynd bothe day and nyght;
I hate that sometyme was my most delyght;
The cause therof ye know I haue dyscust,
And yet to Reffrayne yt passythe my myght:
Wherfor to serue and suffer styll I must.
I hate that sometyme was my most delyght;
The cause therof ye know I haue dyscust,
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Wherfor to serue and suffer styll I must.
Love who so lyst, at lenthe he shall well saye:
To love and lyve in feare yt ys no playe.
Record that knoweth, yf this be notyd just,
That wher as love Dothe lede, ther ys no nay,
But serue and suffer styll allwaye I must.
To love and lyve in feare yt ys no playe.
Record that knoweth, yf this be notyd just,
That wher as love Dothe lede, ther ys no nay,
But serue and suffer styll allwaye I must.
Then ffor to lyve with losse of lybertye
At last perchaunce shalbe his remedye;
And ffor his truthe quyted with ffals mistrust,
Who wold not Rew to se how wrongfullye
Thus for to serue and suffer styll I must.
At last perchaunce shalbe his remedye;
And ffor his truthe quyted with ffals mistrust,
Who wold not Rew to se how wrongfullye
Thus for to serue and suffer styll I must.
Vntruthe by trust oft tymes hathe me betrayed,
Mysusyng my hoppe, styll to be Delayed;
Fortune Allway I haue the fownd vniust;
And so with lyk Reward now hast thou me payed:
That ys, to serue and suffer styll I must.
Mysusyng my hoppe, styll to be Delayed;
Fortune Allway I haue the fownd vniust;
And so with lyk Reward now hast thou me payed:
That ys, to serue and suffer styll I must.
Neuer to cesse, nor yet lyke to attayn,
As long as I in fere dare nor complayn;
Trew of beleff hathe allways ben my trust,
And tyll she knowythe the cawse of all my payn,
Content to serve and suffer styll I must.
As long as I in fere dare nor complayn;
Trew of beleff hathe allways ben my trust,
And tyll she knowythe the cawse of all my payn,
Content to serve and suffer styll I must.
| Collected poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt | |