| Edward Farr, ed. Select Poetry of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. 1845. | | | | Sonnet V | | V. Barnaby Barnes |
| | | BLESSED Creatour! let thine onely Sonne, | |
| Sweete blossome, stocke, and root of Davids line, | |
| The cleare, bright morning-starre, give light and shine | |
| On my poore spirit; which hath new begunne | |
| With his Loves praise, and with vain loves hath donne. | 5 |
| To my poor Muse let him his eares incline, | |
| Thirsting to taste of that celestiall wine | |
| Whose purple streame hath our salvation wonne. | |
| O gracious Bridegroome! and thrice-lovely Bride! | |
| WhichCome and fill who willfor ever crie; | 10 |
| Water of life to no man is denyde; | |
| Fill still, who will,if any man be drye. | |
| O heavenly voice! I thirst, I thirst, and come | |
| For life, with other sinners to get some. | | | | |
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