It is even see that by Wyatt's own administrations and verses of speech he was deemed disloyal to the crown and was sent to the tower himself, this is clearly illustrated in the final stanza, for it is not what is first believed to be the suffering of many but his suffering that has sent him to the tower.

It must also be remembered that where there is art there will also be undercurrents that are reflected in the art. The greater the constraints placed on political criticism and free speech the greater the number of hidden means that may be found. If we look at other poems by the same author there are political statements made in them of the contemporary time. It should also be remembered that at this time the monarchy of the country was absolute. In a different poem "They Flee From Me," the author is looking at the events surrounding Anne Boleyln, where she has fallen from favor.

This was not only a matter of the heart and the failure to produce a suitable male air, but also a political statement. Royal marriages were matters of political expediency. The former Queen was executed in the sight of the poet, and as such we may see a refection of this in the current poem. " the Bell Tower showed me such sight," in reality it was a tower, but the Tower of London was not a bell tower, yet it was a bell that would declare the time, that can be used for the marking of time towards death. The Tower of London was known for the way in which it would hold those to be...

The experience of watching an execution such as this may be enough to bring that loyalty into question, to hurt those that saw it. "These bloody days have broken my heart." Is not a reference in extreme language, but an adjective to describe the blood that flowed as a result of the beheading of a Queen.
The criticism is great, and reflected the pain of his own imprisonment, the recognition of the criticisms he had made, and therefore paid the price. However, in understanding this is also adds to the righteous note of the story told.

This was reflective of many ideas. After all, for the Catholics this was a bloody time, and the political wrangles between the Monarchy and the Church of Rome were deeply felt. The political criticism continues even when he is banished form court to Kent, as we can see in poems such as "Mine Own John Poins."

Art is a form of expression, and as such will always be open to both expression and interpretations, which the artist will use of their own means, and when freedom is limited, this may be accompanied by a price, but not always as high as the price paid by Anne Boyeln for falling from favor

Reference

Wyatt J (1993) Who list his wealth and ease retain in Norton Anthology of English Literature, 6th ed. v.1. New York W.W. Norton & Co., 1993. 447