- The Appeal
- Thomas Wyatt
- Exported from Wikisource on 01/16/20
- For works with similar titles, see Appeal.
- And wilt thou leave me thus!
- Say nay, say nay, for shame!
- — To save thee from the blame
- Of all my grief and grame.
- And wilt thou leave me thus?
- Say nay! say nay!
- And wilt thou leave me thus,
- That hath loved thee so long
- In wealth and woe among:
- And is thy heart so strong
- As for to leave me thus?
- Say nay! say nay!
- And wilt thou leave me thus,
- That hath given thee my heart
- Never for to depart
- Neither for pain nor smart:
- And wilt thou leave me thus?
- Say nay! say nay!
- And wilt thou leave me thus,
- And have no more pitye
- Of him that loveth thee?
- Alas, thy cruelty!
- And wilt thou leave me thus?
- Say nay! say nay!
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