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Thomas Wyatt, the complete poems, index

 

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IR THOMAS WYATT       

 

POEMS           

 

Taken from the edition by A. K. Foxwell, University of London Press, 1913, and with modern versions and notes appended.

 

 

 

Rondeaus 

Misc poems I

Misc poems II

Misc poems III

Later Misc poems I

Later Misc poems II

Epigrams

Sonnets1-20

Sonnets 21-31

Satires

Others Dev.Ia

Others Dev.Ib

Others Dev IIa

Others Dev IIb

Others Dev IIc

Others absent from ED

Tottel   

There is no agreed canon of Wyatt's poems, nor any particular order in which they should or should not be presented. Most readers initially come across his work in anthologies. Here all poems from the manuscipts are included and the order followed is that of A. K. Foxwell, i.e. Rondeaus, Sonnets, Epigrams, Miscellaneous poems, Satires, Poems written after 1536, Poems from the Devonshire manuscript, Poems absent from E & D, Poems from Tottel's Songes and Sonettes. The translations of the Penitential Psalms have not been included. The main corpus derives from the Egerton manuscript (E) (BM 2711). Other poems are found in the Devonshire manuscript (D), in various other manuscript sources, and in Tottel's Miscellany (T).

All sections are now on line, as may be seen from the links listed to the left. A few poems not given in Foxwell have yet to be added. The first line index is also now available.

First Line Index

     

 

 

 

The text of this edition is taken from The Poems of Sir Thomas Wiat edited by A.K. Foxwell, London 1913. The modern spelling version and the notes are provided by the Webmaster of this site. The notes are not intended to be exhaustive, but to provide the minimum assistance to students for whom the poems are new.

 

A facsimile version from the Devonshire manuscript of 'And wilt thou leave me thus?', one of Wyatt's most famous poems, is now available. Click here to access it.
 

Holbein portraits of the time of Wyatt.

 



Sir Thomas Wyatt

   
 

 Portrait of Sir Thomas Wyatt, by Holbein. In His Majesty's Collection.
 
 

 From a print published by J. Chamberlain 1st. Jan. 1812.
 

 

 

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Home Sonnets 1 - 50 Sonnets 51 - 100 Sonnets 101 - 154 A Lover's Complaint. Sonnet no. 1
First line index Title page and Thorpe's Dedication Some Introductory Notes to the Sonnets Sonnets as plain text 1-154 Text facsimiles Other related texts of the period
Picture Gallery
Thomas Wyatt Poems Other Authors General notes  for background details, general policies etc. Map of the site Valentine Poems
London Bridge   as it was in Shakespeare's day, circa 1600. Views of London   as it was in 1616. Views of  Cheapside  London, from a print of 1639. The Carrier's  Cosmography.   A guide to all the Carriers in London.  As given by John Taylor in 1637. Oxquarry Books Ltd
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