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Thomas Wyatt

Ïðî÷èòàíèé : 133


Òâîð÷³ñòü | Á³îãðàô³ÿ | Êðèòèêà

Patience! though I have not

Patience!  though  I  have  not  
The  thing  that  I  require;  
I  must,  of  force,  God  wot,  
Forbear  my  most  desire,  
For  no  ways  can  I  find  
To  sail  against  the  wind.  
         Patience!  do  what  they  will  
To  work  me  woe  or  spite;  
I  shall  content  me  still  
To  think  both  day  and  night;  
To  think,  and  hold  my  peace,  
Since  there  is  no  redress.  
         Patience!  withouten  blame,  
For  I  offended  nought;  
I  know  they  know  the  same,  
Though  they  have  changed  their  thought.  
Was  ever  thought  so  moved,  
To  hate  that  it  hath  loved?  
         Patience  of  all  my  harm,  
For  Fortune  is  my  foe;  
Patience  must  be  the  charm  
To  heal  me  of  my  woe.  
Patience  without  offence  
Is  a  painful  Patience.


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