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''[[Written On A Wall At Woodstock]]'' is a poem by Elizabeth I, proposed to Delia for ''[[Poets in Prison]]''. | ''[[Written On A Wall At Woodstock]]'' is a poem by Elizabeth I, proposed to Delia for ''[[Poets in Prison]]''. | ||
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Oh, fortune, thy wresting wavering state | Oh, fortune, thy wresting wavering state | ||
Hath fraught with cares my troubled wit, | Hath fraught with cares my troubled wit, | ||
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Written On A Wall At Woodstock is a poem by Elizabeth I, proposed to Delia for Poets in Prison.
Transcript
Elizabeth I WRITTEN ON A WALL AT WOODSTOCK Oh, fortune, thy wresting wavering state Hath fraught with cares my troubled wit, Whose witness this present prison late Could bear, where once was joy's loan quit. Thou causedst the guilty to be loosed From bands where innocents were inclosed, And caused the guiltless to be reserved And freed those that death had well deserved. But all herein can be nothing wrought, So God send my foes all they have thought.
