Helas Madam Poem by Henry VIII, King of England
Helas Madam
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Helas madam cel que ie me tant
soffre que soie voutre humble seruant
voutre vumble seruant ie ray a tousiours
e tant que ie viueray altre naimeray que vous.
Alas, madam, who I love so much,
Allow me to be your humble servant:
Your humble servant I will always remain,
And as long as I live, no other will I love.
Monday, April 30, 2012
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2/15/2025 5:33:42 PM # 1.0.0
'' And as long as I live, no other will I love. '' surely told each and every lover... :)) In Italy we say: ''le ultime parole famose...'' - famous ''last words''...