Sonnet 5 (Barnfield)

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Sonnet 5
by Richard Barnfield

It is reported of faire Thetis Sonne,
     (Achilles famous for his chiualry,
     His noble minde and magnanimity,)
That when the Troian wars were new begun,
Whos'euer was deepe-wounded with his speare,
     Could neuer be recured of his maime,
     Nor euer after be made whole againe:
Except with that speares rust he holpen were.
Euen so it fareth with my fortune now,
     Who being wounded with his piercing eie,
     Must either thereby finde a remedy,
Or els to be releeu'd, I know not how.
     Then if thou hast a minde still to annoy me,
     Kill me with kisses, if thou wilt destroy me.

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