Sir Thomas Wyatt (1503–42). The Poetical Works. 1880.
Songs and EpigramsThe Lover complaineth that deadly Sickness cannot help his Affection
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That with his cold withers away the green,
This other night me in my bed did find,
And offer’d me to rid my fever clean;
And I did grant, so did despair me blind:
He drew his bow with arrow sharp and keen.
And strake the place where Love had hit before;
And drave the first dart deeper more and more.