Who so list

• Who is the speaker in the poem?

  Sir Thomas Wyatt
• What are the main themes of the poem?

  Love, desire, and unattainability
• How does the speaker compare his pursuit of a woman?

  To hunting a deer
• What does the speaker imply about the woman he loves?

  She is elusive and hard to attain
• What does the speaker warn about the hunt?

  It is futile
• What does the speaker say about the deer in the poem?

  The deer symbolizes the woman he loves
• What does the speaker recognize about the higher power in the poem?

  It claims the deer before him
• What does the speaker ultimately have to give up?

  The chase for the unattainable love
• What does the poem convey about unattainable love?

  It leads to frustration and despair
• What are the key elements of the speaker's frustration in the poem?

  • Pursuit of unattainable love
  • Comparison to hunting
  • Recognition of futility
  • Acknowledgment of higher power's claim
• How does the theme of desire manifest in the poem?

  • Desire for the woman is intense
  • Pursuit is likened to hunting
  • The speaker feels frustration
  • The love is ultimately unattainable
• What does the speaker's realization about the hunt signify?

  • Acknowledgment of futility
  • Understanding of power dynamics
  • Recognition of personal limitations
  • Acceptance of unrequited love
• What does the reference to hunting signify in the context of the poem?

  It illustrates the power dynamics involved
• How is the woman linked to a hunted animal?

  She is compared to a hunted animal
• What does the speaker imply about the woman's realization?

  It suggests a hopeless pursuit of something
• What theme does the poem explore regarding unattainable love?

  It delves into the painful realization of unrequited love
• How does the metaphor of a hunt contribute to the poem's meaning?

  It emphasizes the frustration and struggle in love
• What does the speaker express about their own emotional state?

  They feel a sense of despair and longing
• What does the phrase "the way net travel" suggest about the speaker's journey?

  It implies a difficult and tangled path
• What does the speaker mean by "she is unattainable"?

  It means the woman is beyond the speaker's reach
• What does the speaker imply about the nature of their desires?

  They are often out of reach and unfulfilled
• How does the poem reflect on the concept of power in relationships?

  It shows how power dynamics can lead to despair
• What does the speaker's lament about "the front of the hunt" signify?

  It signifies the struggle and effort in pursuit
• What does the phrase "no limit anger" suggest about the speaker's feelings?

  It indicates intense frustration and anger
• How does the speaker feel about their own limitations?

  They feel constrained and unable to achieve desires
• What does the mention of "current monarch" imply about societal structures?

  It suggests a critique of power and authority
• What does the speaker suggest about the nature of love and desire?

  They are often elusive and unattainable
• What does the phrase "obtained by someone else" imply about the speaker's feelings?

  It indicates jealousy and longing for another's love