Thomas Wyatt: Therefore fear not to assay To gather, ye that may, The flower that this day Is fresher than the next.

Therefore fear not to assay To gather, ye that may, The flower that this day Is — Thomas Wyatt

Therefore fear not to assay To gather, ye that may, The flower that this day Is fresher than the next.

Thomas Wyatt

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