Thomas Wyatt's bedroom

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Sun Jan 20, 2013 11:17 pm

Margaret smiled after his words. Then she frowned a bit "I'm happy for you, brother. But...are you sure she is the right one for you? I mean...she is a very good girl. But she is also Anne's sister. She is a Boleyn. I know how much you suffered because of Anne. I just don't want it happens again..." She said with a calm voice, looking worriedly at him

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Mon Jan 21, 2013 1:25 pm

Thomas look at her with a surprised air and giggle.

In first, I have never suffer because of Anne, her sister, I admit that I has been disappointed and a bit sad that she didn't gave me more than chaste courtship, that my attirance wasn't reciprocal and that I have find it harsh when the king have make clear that he would be the only one ot court her and didn't want to see me around her anymore. But she have never become enough close of me for make me suffer for a long time, so I hadn't live it like a tragedy and have fastly forget her.

He take a inspiration, smile and add.

Anyway, Mary is very different of her sister, I couldn't guess that they are sisters if I didn't know it. No only physically, they don't much look like each others but even more, they have totally different personnalities and tempers ... it's too early for tell if she is the good one, this courtship isn't even official yet, but I feel happy in her compagny and think that it may become something of serious.

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Wed Jan 23, 2013 1:06 am

Margaret smiled again after his words "Very well, then. I wish you can be happy, finally. Especially for your children. They need a mother..." She said, thinking about Tommy and Annie

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Wed Jan 23, 2013 7:02 pm

Thomas smilie.

Thank you sister, I know that they do need a mother ... and above all they had to renounce to have a mother since a much too long time, when their mother have abandon them.

His heart sank and he look away as he recall of the pain of his children at the moment, while the weeks that have follow her disparition of their life, a immense pain much more intense than his own, before something that wasn't understandable at all for them ... he shake his head, trying to don't think about it, turn again to his sister, looking in her eyes and he add.

But don't go too forward ... it's very early still, I am not sure of my feelings nor of hers and I don't know how it will turn out and if there will be indeed something of serious and long lasting, I remain careful and go slowly seen my disastrust past love life ... But I am happy of this new relationship with her, it's maybe a new chance and bring me the hope of a possible future happiness.

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Fri Jan 25, 2013 7:08 pm

a servant brings a letter and gives it to you

Dearest Thomas,

I have missed you since I have arrived here, I hope you and Margaret are both well. I can not tell you how much I love being here but yet it is so lonely but has giving me the freedom to think and more I do the more I regret coming here.
My daughter is doing well she gets taller everyday, she broke my heart last night as I left her and the nanny to play she called her mummy which brought tears to my eyes. My own daughter does not even know me, she calls me Mary. My father has hurt me so much now for being away for too long my only hope is that I can now be with her so she can learn that am her mum, I think it is going to be a long process.

I just wish I could be with you once more but it will not be long before I see you once again,

All my love

Mary xxx

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Sat Jan 26, 2013 12:17 am

Margaret nodded and smiled joyfully "I hope so, brother. I'm sure you will be happy again, one day. You are a wonderful father, everyone knows that..." She smiled and looked tenderly at him

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Sat Jan 26, 2013 6:41 pm

He smile.

Thank you, alas I am not very present for them but I do my best for be a good father anyway. By the way, I am leaving for Allignton soon tomorrow, for spend some days with the children.

He look at her curiously.

Tell me about you, here it is something of new ?

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:43 pm

Margaret shook her head and shrugged a bit "Oh...nothing new, brother. I spend the most part of my time with lady Alfonsina. You know...she just lost her husband and she needs my support. I...I have very few time for myself..." She added quickly, looking around room

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Sun Jan 27, 2013 4:12 pm

He look at her with a atonished air.

He is death ?! how is death ? he was a young man who seemed in good health.

He look at her with a intrigued and a bit inquisiting air.

What about men ? do you have got a suitor ?

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Sun Jan 27, 2013 11:37 pm

Margaret giggled nervously "A suitor? Oh no...I have not. Just some friend. Like sir Francis Bryan, for exemple. He is a gentleman, and he even gave me a book of prayers as gift..." She said with calm voice, wondering for his reaction

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Mon Jan 28, 2013 12:44 pm

Thomas, looking at her attentively can feel that she feel more for that man than friendship, who he have encoutner while hunt with the king, looking at her with as spectical air.

Your friend you tell ? hum hum.

He listen to her attentively a bit reassured by the gift he gave that may show serious intentions if there is something more than friendship like eh can feel.

It's nice to him, it's proove that he is a good christian, for the last.

He look at her with a serious air.

You know, I am not against the fact that you can have suitors, at the contrary since I want you for find a husband. I just want it for remain chaste and respectuous and I ask you to be careful because you are so kind, familiar and confiant to men, also a bit naive, that I fear that you would let them use you, like you did in the past.

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Mon Jan 28, 2013 1:07 pm

Servant knocks

Dearest Thomas,

My brother as arrived from court, we have talk am going to find a new nanny for Catherine. My father think it is for the best.

I do miss you very much I can not explain why, I hate to say this in a letter but you have stolen my heart and am glad you have. I am scared for my family but perhaps it is best if they do not know off yet.

All my love

Mary

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Tue Jan 29, 2013 12:16 am

Margaret smiled after his words and sighed deeply "He is a very respectous man, brother. There is nothing more than a friendship between us. So don't worry: my virtue is not in danger with him..." She said calmly, tring to hide the fact that she allowed him to kiss her. She smiled

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Tue Jan 29, 2013 8:59 am

Ursula hear that Thomas have visit she don`t want distrub.
She push the letter under Thomas door.

Hello Mr.Wyatt

i have hear you are a poet i have write a poem for my fiance
i want to know if it good.I want your opinion.

My Love

When I the first time met you,.
were my feelings still quite good.
Seen as I make the second time.
that's happened to me.

The handshake, which was the first touch,
Let inner Rapture me as though it has always been as friendship.
The first goodbye Kiss was certainly only friendly of you,
but he sparked a wave of emotions in me.
This wave that passes not in me, is there ever since;
Thank God, that you exist!

Visit me in my bedchamber when you have read it.

with friendly greets

Ursula Misseldon.

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Tue Jan 29, 2013 12:45 pm

Thomas sigh heavely, feeling well that she isn't honest to him, that he will not get anything from this conversation, thinking that since she don't let him the possibility to protect her, in hiding him things, estimating that it isn't his affair, then if she get used or heartbroken, it will be not be his affair either, getting tired of her behaviour, hoping that if this Bryan man have serious intentions, he will respect the uses and present himself to him solemly as his sister's suitor and potential future husband.

Well, it's getting late and I would like to rest now. Goodnight, sister.

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Tue Jan 29, 2013 1:23 pm

Servant knocks with a letter

Dearest Thomas,

I do understand what you are saying and I have recently lost my husband who I had loved very much. I do not wish to rush into anything. I promise you that I will wait and give us time to get to know each other before anything serious that would take place. I will respect any decisions we make but for now we will both wait till we know for sure of each other feelings. I do hope I have not upset you in any way as did not mean to.

All my love

Mary

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Tue Jan 29, 2013 10:12 pm

Magaret looked surprised at him. He looked disappointed for something. She decided not to ask further and stood up "Oh...of course, Thomas. You must be tired. I'm going to sleep too. Goodnight, brother..." She said, rather confused. Then she kissed his cheek and left the room

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Wed Jan 30, 2013 9:20 pm

He get up at his turn and escort her to the door.

Goodnight, sister, see you later.

After she left, he sigh and go to his bed.

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:22 pm

A week later, Margaret decided to visit her brother again. She was so busy with her tasks that she had no time talking with him. She knocked at his door "Thomas...are you there?" She asked with joyful voice. After few minutes, she realized he was not there. Surely he was already at Allington Castle. Then she left a note under his door and ran towards her chamber to prepare lugguages

My beloved Thomas,
I'm sorry not telling you personally, but I'm going to marry. This night, I'll marry secretely the Duke of Genoa, Cesare Garcia. We'll marry in Genoa and we'll leave tonight. But we'll be back soon. I can't wait to hug you again. Wish me all the best and give me your blessing

With much love
Margaret

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Tue May 21, 2013 11:41 am

After being away from court for a few months I quickly find my chamber and settle down. Court is where I am happiest. Although some days I long for the younger days where I was care free and before I was married, back in them days I used to take long walks in the county of Kent and when I returned home I would write. I still write about the life at court, most of it good, but there are some things I dislike about court and would write about it. People know the poems are mine and several times I have been told to watch what I write otherwise I could find myself in hot water. Why I settle down at my dress where I plan to write to my wife to tell her I am again at court. These days I am married in name only. I have had loved other women more than I love my wife and it's usually these women who are inspiration of my writings. I hope to find and speak to my sister, who I haven't seen in a while. I hope she will forgive me for being away from court for all this time.

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Tue May 21, 2013 6:46 pm

I slowly went through my letters which had been sent to the palace and wasn't really paying attention to most of them. But one made me jump up to my feet and after rereading it, I stormed out the room and through the many corridors with thoughts of my poor sister running though my mind. She was in the tower and on a charge of murder, in her letter she tells me she is innocent and she begs me to visit her as soon as I get this letter. I start to feel guilty as I hadn't been there for her over the last few weeks and all she has been through over the last few months, she just didn't need it. I thought I heard someone call my name as I walked through the great hall but chose to ignored the, Margaret needed me, and for once I would put her first, before anyone else at this moment in time. There was so much I wanted to know, her letter was brief and it didn't go into much detail. I just hope she would forgive me for being a little distant lately.

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Fri Jul 12, 2013 4:44 pm

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Anne was sleeping in Thomas's bed and she was in the buff. Sun, floated through the window, directly to Anne's face. She woke up, looked at the sun and murmured

"Oh sun.. go away.."

She tried to sleep again

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Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Fri Jul 12, 2013 4:54 pm

The sun coming through the window had woke me, but I closed my eyes and tried to get back to sleep. I heard Anne next to me and decided to give my love a hug. I turned to her and gave her a kiss on her shoulder 'And leave us to our own devices. I love you Anne Boleyn and always will'
I said speaking from my heart.

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Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Fri Jul 12, 2013 5:11 pm

Anne heard Thomas' voice. He was sleeping next to her but apparently the sun awakened him. He kissed Anne's shoulder and Anne smiled.

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Thomas spoke like poetry. She turned to Thomas.

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This was a great beginning of the day with such beautiful words.

"Always?"

She stroked his hair

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"How could you say that, Thomas? No unfortune brings what time changes.."

Subject: Re: Thomas Wyatt's bedroom Fri Jul 12, 2013 5:29 pm

'Time won't change me or this' I kissed Anne on her lips with the same passion I had when we had our first kiss. With my eyes fixated on my sweetheart I moved closer to her and started to make sweet love, like we had done the night before. I felt more love for her that morning then I did the day before, I was sinking more deeply in love with her then I had loved anyone else. What wasn't to love about my sweet Anne Boleyn.

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