A Revocation
Thomas Wyatt * Track #5 On Poems of Thomas Wyatt
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- #3A Description of Such a One As He Would Love
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- #4My Galley Charged with Forgetfulness
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- #5A Revocation
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- #6Abide and Abide and Better Abide
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- #7Forget Not Yet
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- #8In Spain
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- #9Is It Possible
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- #10Lux, My Fair Falcon
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- #11Madame, Withouten Many Words
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- #12Mine Own John Poynz
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- #13My Lute Awake
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- #14Satire II:The Country Mouse and the Town Mouse
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- #16The Appeal: An Earnest Suit to his Unkind Mistress, not to Forsake him
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- #17The Furious Gun
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- #18The Heart and Service
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- #19What Should I Say
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- #20What Needeth These Threat’ning Words
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- #21With Serving Still
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- #22Ye Old Mule
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- #23The long love that in my heart doth harbor
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- #24And Wilt thou Leave me Thus?
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- #25“Like to these immeasurable mountains”
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- #26“Was I never yet of your love grieved”
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- #27“Unstable dream, according to the place...”
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- #28“Though I myself be bridled of my mind”
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- #29They Flee from Me That Did Me Seek
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- #30The Lover Complaineth the Unkindness of His Love
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- #31“Some fowls there be that have so perfect sight”
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- #32“My heart I gave thee, not to do it pain”
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- #33“Love and Fortune and my mind, rememb’rer”
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- #34“How oft have I, my dear and cruel foe”
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- #35“Farewell love and all thy laws forever...”
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- #36“If amorous faith in heart unfeigned”
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- #37“Ever mine hap is slack and slow in coming”
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- #38“Divers doth use, as I have heard and know...”
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- #39“Caesar, when that the traitor of Egypt”
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- #40“Because I have thee still kept from lies and blame”
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- #41“Avising the bright beams of these fair eyes”
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A Revocation by Thomas Wyatt
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Thomas WyattA Revocation Annotated
WHAT should I say?
—Since Faith is dead,
And Truth away
From you is fled?
Should I be led
With doubleness?
Nay! nay! mistress.
I promised you,
And you promised me,
To be as true
As I would be.
But since I see
Your double heart,
Farewell my part!
Thought for to take
'Tis not my mind;
But to forsake
One so unkind;
And as I find
So will I trust.
Farewell, unjust!
Can ye say nay
But that you said
That I alway
Should be obeyed?
And--thus betrayed
Or that I wist!
Farewell, unkist!
Sir Thomas Wyatt