Selected Poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt

Sir Thomas Wyatt (1503-1542), 'the first great english lyric poet' has many accomplishments--among them the introduction into English of the sonnet, terza rima and other Italian verse forms and his reputed romantic entangelment with Anne Boleyn. This book contains a representative selection, from the best-loved writings to those lesser known.

Introduction

9

(12)

Sonnets

Whoso list to hunt

21

(1)

I find no peace

21

(1)

My galley charged

22

(1)

Unstable dream

22

(1)

If waker care

23

(1)

The pillar perished

23

(1)

You that in love

24

(1)

My love took scorn

24

(1)

The flaming sighs

25

(1)

I abide and abide

26

(1)

Ever mine hap

26

(1)

Epigrams

Who hath heard of such cruelty

27

(1)

Th'en' my of life

27

(1)

Tagus, farewell

27

(1)

Sighs are my food

28

(1)

A face that should content

28

(1)

Lux, my fair falcon

28

(1)

Songs and Lyrics

My lute, awake!

29

(1)

Blame not my lute

30

(2)

All heavy minds

32

(2)

In eternum

34

(1)

Ah, Robin

35

(1)

O goodly hand

36

(1)

Perdie, I said it not

37

(1)

Madam, withouten many words

38

(1)

Patience, though I have not

39

(1)

What means this . . .?

39

(2)

They flee from me

41

(1)

If thou wilt mighty be

41

(1)

Once, as me thought

42

(1)

What death is worse than this?

43

(1)

Though I cannot your cruelty constrain

44

(1)

And wilt thou leave me thus?

45

(1)

Since you will needs

46

(1)

There was never nothing

47

(1)

Is it possible . . .?

48

(1)

Marvel no more

49

(1)

Tangled I was in love's snare

50

(1)

When first mine eyes

51

(1)

To wish and want and not obtain

52

(1)

It may be good

53

(1)

My hope, alas, hath me abused

54

(1)

What rage is this?

55

(1)

At most mischief

56

(1)

If with complaint

57

(1)

Longer to muse

58

(1)

Mistrustful minds be moved

59

(1)

What should I say. . .?

60

(1)

If chance assigned

61

(1)

Most wretched heart

62

(2)

Sufficed not, madam

64

(1)

Spite hath no power

65

(1)

Ye know my heart

66

(1)

Process of time

67

(1)

Such hap as I am happed in

68

(1)

Take heed betime

69

(1)

Forget not yet the tried intent

70

(1)

Your looks so often cast

71

(1)

Ah, my heart

72

(1)

To make an end

73

(1)

If in the world there be more woe

74

(1)

My love is like unto th'eternal fire

74

(1)

Disdain me not without desert

75

(1)

Satires and Psalms

Satire No.1: My own John Poyntz

76

(3)

Satire No.3: `A spending hand...'

79

(3)

Psalm 102

82

(3)

Psalm 130

85

(2)

Notes

87

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Selected Poems of Sir Thomas Wyatt

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