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Thomas Wyatt

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My love to scorn, my service to retain

My  love  to  scorn,  my  service  to  retain,
   Therein,  methought,  you  used  cruelty;
   Since  with  good  will  I  lost  my  liberty,
To  follow  her  which  causeth  all  my  pain
Might  never  woe  yet  cause  me  to  refrain;
But  only  this,  which  is  extremity,
To  give  me  nought,  alas,  nor  to  agree
That,  as  I  was,  your  man  I  might  remain:
But  since  that  thus  ye  list  to  order  me,
That  would  have  been  your  servant  true  and  fast;
Displease  you  not,  my  doting  time  is  past;
And  with  my  loss  to  leave  I  must  agree:
       For  as  there  is  a  certain  time  to  rage,
       So  is  there  time  such  madness  to  assuage.


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