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Change: 1536 - circ regna tonat = around the throne thunder rolls] AND wilt thou leave me thus ? Say nay ! say nay ! for shame To save thee from the blame Of all my grief and grame.1 And wilt thou leave me thus ? Say nay
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Change: That who so enjoys such kind of life to hold, In prison joys fettered with chains of gold. Further Reading: The standard edition of Wyatt's poetry is Collected poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt, edited by Kenneth Muir (1949; rev. ed. 1969).
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Change: Norris,FrancisNorris,Francis Weston & Mark Smeaton's deaths but fails to mention Anne Boleyn] -oOo- 'Ye Olde Mule' Ye old mule that think yourself so fair, Leave off with craft your beauty to repair, For it is true, without any fable, No man setteth
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Change: believe the poem is a direct comment upon Henry VIII's infatuation for Anne, her character, and her newfound importance at the English court, such that when
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Change: VIII's infatuation for Anne, her character, and her newfound importance at the English court, such that when Wyatt speaks of the deer as royal property not to be hunted by others, he
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Change: 'The thing ye seek for' is, of course, sex. This work, though undated, was probably written after Anne and Henry were wed in 1533. Perhaps Wyatt had been rebuffed by Anne once again; the poem is certainly churlish enough.] Farewell, Love,- and all thy laws forever, Thy
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Change: -oOo- If waker care, if sudden pale colour,If many sighs, with little speech to plain,Now Joy, now woe, if they my cheer disdain,For hope of small, if much to fear therefore;To haste to slack my pace less or more,Be sign of love,
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Change: [Commonly held belief that the 'Brunet' that "set the country in a roar" was Anne Boleyn] In Mourning wise since daily I increase, Thus should I cloak the cause of all my grief; So pensive mind with tongue to hold his peace'My reason sayeth there can be no relief:
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Change: Norris,Norris, Norris, my tears begin to run To think what hap did thee so lead or guide Whereby thou hast both thee and thine undone That is bewailed in court of every side; In place also where thou hast never been Both man and child
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Change: went to Calais accompanied by Wyatt. This sounds as though Wyatt was seriously in love and, now cured, was thinking of what a fool he'd been; but as always, the question is: how seriously do we take it, and how much is simply an expression of courtly love? ] -oOo-
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Change: [Thomas Wyatt mentions Henry Norris,Francis Weston & Mark Smeaton's deaths but fails to mention Anne Boleyn] Farewell, Love,- and all thy laws forever, Thy baited hooks shall tangle me no more; Senec and Plato call me from thy lore, To perfect wealth my wit for to endeavor. In
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Change: sesee you be not idle:Thy neice,niece, they cousin, thy sister or thy daughter,If she be fair, if handsome by her middle,If thy better hath her love besought her,Advance his cause, and he shall help thy need,It is but love,
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Change: [Thomas knew the value of a sister, daughter etc who caught the King's eye & explained it to aspiring courtiers in this poem] Further Reading: The standard edition of Wyatt's poetry is Collected poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt, edited by Kenneth Muir (1949; rev.
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Change: As though that death were light in such a case; An endless wind doth tear the sail apace Of forcèd sighs and trusty fearfulness. A rain of tears, a cloud of dark disdain Hath done the wearied cords great hindrance, Wreathèd with error and eke with ignorance. The stars
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Change: None of his poems appeared in his lifetime. Wyatt's best work is probably contained in his 200 songs, their main theme - his ill-treatment at the hands of his mistress. Wyatt's best songs and poems include "What No, Perdie," "Tagus,
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