Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MAROT'S LOVE, by CLEMENT MAROT Poem Explanation Poet's Biography First Line: The lady who my thoughts does captive take Last Line: Since love with tenfold loving I repay.' | ||||||||
THE lady who my thoughts does captive take One day said something which I value so, That I no other recompense can make, But the words printed in my heart to show. She told me, with the pretty laugh you know, 'I think that I must love you after all.' I answered her, 'Not mine I wish to call So vast a treasure, for I truly say I reason have to fear, if this befall, Since love with tenfold loving I repay.' | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A LOVE-LESSON by CLEMENT MAROT ABOUT HIMSELF (1) by CLEMENT MAROT ABOUT HIMSELF (2) by CLEMENT MAROT AFTER AN EPIGRAM OF CLEMENT MAROT by CLEMENT MAROT BALLADE OF A FRIAR by CLEMENT MAROT BALLADE OF MAYE AND VIRTUE by CLEMENT MAROT DIZAIN IN ANSWER TO THE FOREGOING by CLEMENT MAROT EPIGRAM: 85. OF THE ABBOT AND HIS VALET by CLEMENT MAROT EPITAPH ON JEAN VEAU by CLEMENT MAROT MADAME D'ALBERT'S [OR D'ALBRET'S] LAUGH by CLEMENT MAROT MAROT TO THE QUEEN OF NAVARRE ON SOME VERSES ... SENT HIM by CLEMENT MAROT |
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