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My love, my faire, I dream of thee Thine softest smile, golden haire All things mine would I forsake Of thy love might I partake Faire Gwendolyn, easily, would I spurn This broken kingdom sure return My king, betrayal, I would not have shown Had thy beauty then been known And now with greate sorrow do I behold Thy sweet love and fairness untold Your servant in all things,  Lancelot
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Mar 10, 2014
Mar 10, 2014 at 12:35 PM UTC
The ballad of Jayne, a poem to my wife
My love, my faire, I dream of thee Thine softest smile, golden haire All things mine would I forsake Of thy love might I partake Faire Gwendolyn, easily, would I spurn This broken kingdom sure return My king, betrayal, I would not have shown Had thy beauty then been known And now with greate sorrow do I behold Thy sweet love and fairness untold Your servant in all things,  Lancelot
A tongue in cheek piece to my wife, who is nicknamed Jayne.
james-jarrett
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Mar 10, 2014
Mar 10, 2014 at 12:35 PM UTC
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