I see my plaint with open ears Is heard, alas, and laughing eyes. I see that scorn beholds my tears And all the harm hap can devise. I see my life away so wears That I myself myself despise. And most of all wherewith I strive Is that I see myself alive.
Wherewith I Strive
Song Cycle by Sheree Clement (b. 1955)
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Language: English
Text Authorship:
- by Thomas Wyatt, Sir (1503 - 1542), no title, subtitle: "Epigram"
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4. A Song
Language: English
Deep in summer
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