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IAmDylanLewis: my dad started using all of those really comprehensive genealogy databases that the mormons created, and apparently I'm related to Sir Thomas Wyatt, the guy who introduced the sonnet to English lmfao
ColContent: Senior Editor Andrew Smith couldn't pick just one!
To Flush, My Dog, by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Whoso List to Hunt, I Know where is an Hynde, by Sir Thomas Wyatt
Sonnet 73: That Time Of Year Thou Mayst In Me Behold, by William Shakespeare
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
ezrastein1: He was so Sir Thomas Wyatt coded
Jaennecom: 2023-03-09 – Whoso List to Hunt by Sir Thomas Wyatt
zoxryc: Sir Thomas Wyatt,
⚡️
Who list his wealth and ease retain,
Himself let him unknown contain.
Press not too fast in at that gate
Where the return stands by disdain,
For sure, circa Regna tonat.
umbenglishdept: Today's poem is about all of the love that has been lost, had untimely ends, or just wasn't the right moment. Sir Thomas Wyatt describes the nature of 'Love' as something that could make a person feel sorrow, pain, joy, and confusion at the same time.
isidro_li: The rocks do not so cruelly
Repulse the waves continually,
As she my suit and affection;
So that I am past remedy,
Whereby my lute and I have done.
— Sir Thomas Wyatt
__amberlaughs: they are so anne boleyn and sir thomas wyatt coded if you want it bad enough “You are a poet, as I am a woman. Poets and women are always free with their hearts, are they not?”
__amberlaughs: “Whose List to Hunt” Written by Sir Thomas Wyatt after Anne Boleyn left him for King Henry VIII
Art: Simona Bonafini
hisdates: February - 09, 1554 - Today in history battle at London: Sir Thomas Wyatt defeated
brewminate: TODAY IN HISTORY: February 9, 1554 - Sir Thomas Wyatt was defeated and his rebellion against Queen Mary was crushed. It was given its name by the solicitor at Wyatt’s arraignment who stated, for the record, that “this shall be ever called Wyatt's Rebellion".
HistParl: In February 1554, Thomas Wyatt, leader of Wyatt's rebellion, was arrested. He pleaded guilty to high treason but argued that he never intended to harm Queen Mary. Find out more about his career and the rebellion:
hisdates: January - 25, 1554 - Sir Thomas Wyatt gathers an army in Kent, rebels against Queen Mary t...
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
AddieMcWilliam2: "Who list her hunt, I put him out of doubt,
As well as I may spend his time in vain.
And graven with diamonds in letters plain
There is written her fair neck round about:
Noli me tangere, for Caesar's I am,
And wild for to hold, though I seem tame."
-Sir Thomas Wyatt
iswearenglish: Whoso List to Hunt Sonnet by Sir Thomas Wyatt - Summary Analysis - Whoso List to Hunt by Sir Thomas Wyatt
1503 - 1542
BLMedieval: We've recently digitised this important manuscript of poems by the famous Sir Thomas Wyatt. He almost lost his head in the downfall of Anne Boleyn; his son was less fortunate, and suffered that fate in 1554.
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
wapsarkar: Analysis of Since there’s no help, come let us kiss and part
In the golden treasury of Elizabethan poetry, the sonnet, as a poetical type, is of the utmost significance. The importation of sonnet- writing from Italy by Sir Thomas Wyatt impelled almost
nekomatapoetry: Taliesin, 12 Strings (Celtic Harp) Medieval
Alan a Dale, 8 Strings (Celtic Harp, Renaissance)
Thomas Wyatt 13 String Lute European
Sir Philip Sydney 15 String Lute Troubadour
The Greek Lyre is 7 Strings, and currently I study Jazz Ukulele.
KarenBeChirico: “I find no peace, and all my war is done..” Sir Thomas Wyatt
bobbyjocoon: "Sir Thomas Wyatt introduced the Petrarchan sonnet to England in the early sixteenth century."
BoleynBooks: Sir Thomas Wyatt appears, oozing sleaze.
amouthfulofair: ‘Just because a poem or a story, or even a human life has an unhappy ending that doesn’t invalidate the glimpses of joy and bliss and love we encounter in the course of the story.’
Mark on They Flee from Me by Sir Thomas Wyatt:
pinkchampagn_: when he says, "For good is the life ending faithfully." / The Long Love That in My Though Doth Harbour/ by Sir Thomas Wyatt
aliner: April Bernard’s poem—and the prompt just underneath—find an archaic expression in a Sir Thomas Wyatt poem and reconfigure it.
Bob_Stinson1234: Cool.
My Relatives were from Kvitiseid Norway Telemark 1870s
Langemoe. long meadow
Fisrt Governor of Virginia 1552, Wyatt
Sir Thomas Wyatt Rebellion 1500's
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Bob_Stinson1234: Yes, he Wrote the worlds first Poems to her..
Wyatt Loved Anne Bolyn
Henry the 8th locked him in the Tower of London.
Henry the 8th killed 8 of his Wives
Sir Thomas wyatt staged the Wyatt Rebellion
Succeded in a Revolution, for a few weeks until they threw him in Prison
andyojones: As Sir Thomas Wyatt said in a different context, "They flee from me that sometime did me seek."
Billionaire and GOP megadonor Ronald Lauder won’t help finance Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign for president, CNBC reports.
Nobody has been asking, but I ALSO will not help finance DT.
isidro_li: Ever mine hap is slack and slow in coming,
Desire increasing, mine hope uncertain,
That leave it or wait it doth me like pain
And tiger-like swift it is in parting.
Alas, the snow shall be black and scalding,
The sea waterless, fish in the mountain.
— Sir Thomas Wyatt
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
nekomatapoetry: Catullus (Galatian Greek)
Virgil (Celtic Roman)
Taliesin (Medieval Welsh)
Alan a Dale (High Medieval Welsh)
Thomas Wyatt (Italian Welsh)
Sir Philip Sydney (English French)
nekomatapoetry: Taliesin 12 Strings Alan a Dale 8 Strings
Thomas Wyatt 13 Strings
Sir Philip Sydney 15 Strings
IsabelVasques7: Allington Castle, Kent, England dates from 1281. It was the birthplace in 1501 of the English lyrical poet Sir Thomas Wyatt and in 1521 his son the rebel leader Thomas Wyatt
OliversRodger: “Farewell, Love, and all thy laws forever” by Sir Thomas Wyatt.
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
Yousifsolangi01: I find no peace, and all my war is done.
I fear and hope. I burn and freeze like ice.
I fly above the wind, yet can I not arise;
And nought I have, and all the world I season.
By : Sir Thomas Wyatt
HolisticPak: I find no peace, and all my war is done.
I fear and hope. I burn and freeze like ice.
I fly above the wind, yet can I not arise;
And nought I have, and all the world I season.
By : Sir Thomas Wyatt
VotreNemesis_: I know for a fact if either Timothee chalamet or sir Thomas Wyatt were ever to meet me, they'd fall in love with me in a day.
And that is enough.
ZelieTV: referenced my old family tree relative and sonnet pioneer sir thomas wyatt in one of the sonnets i wrote, how meta of me
Worthies: Sir Thomas Wyatt died 11th October 1542.
His poem: ' They flee from me.....that sometime did me seek...'
is recommended reading
StoneLord1: The house owned by Sir Thomas Wyatt, the man accused of being Anne Boleyn’s lover….
nekomatapoetry: Sir Thomas Wyatt, Wyatt also spelled Wyat, (born 1503, Allington, near Maidstone, Kent, Eng. —died Oct. 6, 1542, Sherborne, Dorset), poet who introduced the Italian sonnet and terza rima verse form and the French rondeau into English literature
KhattabAsser: At the Louvre, Hans Holbein the Younger’s portraits of Sir Henry Wyatt, counselor to Henry VIII; Nikolaus Kratzer, astronomer and friend of Holbein and Thomas More; Erasmus of Rotterdam, needs no introduction; and William Warham, Archbishop of Canterbury.
AInksociety: My ancestor Sir Thomas Wyatt
Created the first sonnet, had a love story with a queen, was imprisoned by the king with no charges and wrote many poems over his lifetime reciting them for the royal court.
RobertBohan: Holbein created a busy workshop, married & fathered a son. He also joined the Painters’ Guild - a sign of independence. He moved in intellectual circles. Portrait of the Artist’s wife (c1520), Portrait of a Man (c1518-20) & Sir Thomas Wyatt (c1521)
nekomatapoetry: No poet represents the complexities of the British court of Henry VIII better than Sir Thomas Wyatt. Skilled in international diplomacy, imprisoned without charges, at ease jousting in tournaments, and adept at writing courtly poetry,
nekomatapoetry: Sir Thomas Wyatt (1503 – 11 October 1542) was a 16th-century English politician, ambassador, and lyric poet credited with introducing the sonnet to English literature.
25thfloor_: SIR thomas wyatt avait vu juste :
" I desire to perish, and yet I ask health.
I love another, and thus I hate myself. "
nekomatapoetry: Sir Thomas Wyatt (1503 – 11 October 1542) was a 16th-century English politician, ambassador, and lyric poet credited with introducing the sonnet to English
azforeman: My reading of Sir Thomas Wyatt's "My galley charged with forgetfulness" in my phonological impression of a cultivated, conservative early 16th century London accent: low mid vowels, full-diphthongs, no WRITE/WRIGHT merger, no WAIT/MATE merger etc.
Now available publicly
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
Jeremy_boypoet: Sonnet September: Whose List to Hunt by Sir Thomas Wyatt
Doublelen: In one of the first original English sonnets, Sir Thomas Wyatt penned the definitive volcel anthem
danddfhs: 8. In July 1886 she played Sir Thomas Wyatt in the burlesque Herne the Hunted at Toole's Theatre in London.
In 1887 she was divorced from her husband on the grounds of her adultery with the actor and playwright Mark Quinton (born Joseph Mark Keogh, 1860–1891).
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
a_r_e70: "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?"
- Sir Thomas Wyatt
bottomhead: When her lose gowne from her shoulders did fall,
And she me caught in her armes long and small;
Therewithall swetely did me kysse,
And softely saide, dere hert, howe like you this?
Sir Thomas Wyatt
nonchalantly_: three Farewells o Sir Thomas Wyatt
weeniehutweasel: No one does it like Sir Thomas Wyatt
Bob_Stinson1234: My Great Great Great Grandad was the First Governor of Virginia
A Wyatt, 1600 AD or So
His Grandfather Sir Thomas Wyatt Dated Henry the 8ths Wife Anne Bolynne Started a Revolution in England Went to the =Tower of London
My Wyatt Family have Several Castles in the UK
sixteenthCgirl: Today is the 473rd anniversary of the death of one of my favourite poets, Henrician courtier, Sir Thomas Wyatt. http://t.co/hIFFW754C2
holland_tom: Cooling Castle, smacked up by Sir Thomas Wyatt during his eponymous rebellion. Once the home of Sir John Oldcastle, notorious as a Lollard & a model for Falstaff, it is now home to my distant cousin, Jools
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
Jaennecom: 2022-07-25 – They Flee From Me by Sir Thomas Wyatt
kdiroberto: Sir Thomas Wyatt "They flee from me" Poem animation
explore_archive: In the 16th century, politician Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger sought to overthrow Mary I.
FrankOnTheRadio: At last, our first jousting poet - Frank meets Sir Thomas Wyatt, head-on. Download the final episode of Series 5 now!
anielgoldenawas: ^^Sir Thomas Wyatt: The Complete Poems ▶
AdamCurtisBot: Events keep happening that seem inexplicable and out of control. Decapoda, Unawareness, Sir Thomas Wyatt, Male Berry, Streptocarpus Ionanthus.
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
_ohmystress_: i legit was just studying literature
and in sir thomas wyatt's "they flee from me" he's saying how his lover is leaving him, seeking for other lovers.... help?
peterdamianent1: Ye Old Mule - Sir Thomas Wyatt . Ye old mule that think yourself so fair, Leave off with craft your beauty to repair, For it is true, without any fable, No man setteth more by riding in your saddle. Too much travail so do your train appair. Ye...
claughton_s: There's a profile of the excellent Sir Thomas Wyatt in this week's D&W Newsletter.
Tamarajatkin: Closer inspection revealed they contained two poems associated with the circle of Sir Thomas Wyatt, and usually included in editions of his poetry /5
BeyondShakes: What play were we reading recently? Oh look, it's
Sir Thomas Wyatt -
obituary_bot: Thomas Wyatt, 39 (English poet and diplomat)
1503—1542
Sir Thomas Wyatt was a 16th-century English politician, ambassador, and lyric poet credited with introducing the sonnet to English literature
RIP
amouthfulofair: ‘This poem is so vivid it leaves me in no doubt that this really happened, that two people met like this and she said those words, and that moment is preserved in the poem.’
Hear Mark discuss They Flee from Me by Sir Thomas Wyatt:
Eni0latunde: Sir Thomas Wyatt is typing…
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
senator_sheldon: Liberal Minister Ken Wyatt earns more than $426,000 a year but says he and his LNP mates deserve another pay rise.
At the same time the Liberals have inflicted a decade of declining real wages upon Australian workers.
The Morrison Government couldn't be any more out of touch.
FoniLunboy: Patience shall be my song
Sir Thomas Wyatt
MrRSutcliffe: And Renaissance man Sir Thomas Wyatt was not bad either - don’t expect to have him quoted to you in your local pub - but he is long overdue an appraisal
tanndde: Stunning Grade II country house once home to Tudor High Sheriff Sir Thomas Wyatt accused of sleeping with Anne Boleyn could be yours as it goes on the market for £10m
azforeman: Sir Thomas Wyatt's poem on the death of Anne Boleyn, read in a reconstruction of early 16th century pronunciation
"These bloody days have broken my heart"
/ɛːz bluːdɘi daɪz hæːv brɔːkn mɪ hart/
jdmccafferty: Portrait of Sir Henry Wyatt, c. 1460/1470-1537,
of Allington Castle, member of the Privy Council and father of the poet Thomas.
By Hans Holbein the Younger, 1528
(Musée du Louvre)
The worried look says it all about life in the Tudor court.
nekomessiah144: Petrarchan sonnets were immensely popular in England. Browning’s “Sonnet 43” is a Petrarchan sonnet.
Other English language poets known for the Petrarchan form include William Wordsworth and Sir Thomas Wyatt.
Katina_Martin_: I love Dr. Kat's videos. She has a love of history and how she talks about history and the people it is just amazing to watch. Sir Thomas Wyatt: Rebel or Martyr?
archmdmag: The Lost Tapes of History S2 E15 - Sir Thomas Wyatt and the Poet
ClaraJeffery: 9/ Finally, so long as I'm owning English major tendencies, I can't help but be reminded of this poem probably about Anne Boleyn (E1's mother), by her accused lover Sir Thomas Wyatt.
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
TudorHistory: Today in Tudor History: 11 April 1554 - Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger was beheaded on Tower Hill for leading a rebellion against Mary I.
andrewl5059: Sir Thomas Wyatt, poet & diplomat during Henry VIII’s time:
Farewell love …
go trouble younger hearts
…
With idle youth go use thy property
And thereon spend thy many brittle darts,
For hitherto though I have lost all my time,
Me lusteth no lenger rotten boughs to climb.
ceIeria: i find no peace by sir thomas wyatt
RonRosenbaum1: "They flee from me that sometimes did me seek"
--Sir Thomas Wyatt
aka the story of TRUMP SOCIAL,
latest web failure of TFG:
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
notapopularone: Farewell Love by Sir Thomas Wyatt
theclinkprison: The Latin proverb ‘Nemo Inquitionem Hispinoliam expectat’ might lead us to believe that ‘Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition’ – but the younger Sir Thomas Wyatt had seen it at work...
laurelworlds: 11th April 1554; beheading of Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger on Tower Hill.
