| Sir Thomas Wyatt (150342). The Poetical Works. 1880. | | | | Songs and Epigrams | | The Lover blameth his instant Desire |
| | | DESIRE, alas, my master and my foe, | |
| So sore alterd thyself, how mayst thou see? | |
| Sometime thou seekest, and drives me to and fro; | |
| Sometime thou leadst, that leadeth thee and me. | |
| What reason is to rule thy subject so, | 5 |
| By forced law, and mutability? | |
| For where by thee I doubted to have blame, | |
| Even now by hate again I doubt the same. | | | | |
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