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Sir Thomas Wyatt
(150342).
The Poetical Works.
1880.
Odes
He compares his Sufferings to those of Tantalus
T
HE FRUIT
of all the service that I serve
Despair doth reap; such hapless hap have I.
But though he have no power to make me swerve,
Yet by the fire for cold I feel I die.
In paradise for hunger still I sterve,
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And in the flood for thirst to death I dry;
So Tantalus am I, and in worse pain,
Amidst my help that helpless doth remain.
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