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Collected poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt

Edited by Kenneth Muir and Patricia Thomson
Wyatt, Thomas (1503?-1542)
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I Poems from the Egerton Manuscript
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VI Poems from the Arundel Manuscript
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[I love lovyd and so doithe she]

I love lovyd and so doithe she,
And yet in love wee sufer still;
The cause is strange as semeth me,
To love so will and want our will.
O deadly yea! O grevous smart!
Worse than refuse, vnhappe gaine!
I love: whoeuer playd this part,
To love so will and leve in payn.
Was euer hart soo well agrede,
Sines love was love as I do trowe,
That in ther love soo evell dyd sped,
To love so will and leve in woo?
Thes morne wee bothe and hathe don long,
With wofull previous hit plaint next hit and carefull voice:
Alas! it is a grevous wrowng
To love so will and not reioice.
And here an end of all our mone!
With sighinge oft my brethe is skant,
Sines of myshappe ours is alone—
To love so will and it to wantt.
But they that causer is of this,
Of all owr cares god send them part!
That they may trowe what greve it is
To love so will and leve in smart.
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