Parthenophil and Parthenophe: A Critical Edition by Barnabe Barnes

by Barnabe Barnes

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Hardcover

First published January 1, 1593

About the author

1571-1609

Barnabe Barnes was an English poet.

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“Would I were changed but to my mistress' gloves,
That those white lovely fingers I might hide,
That I might kiss those hands which mine heart loves;
Or else that chain of pearl (her neck's vain pride)
Made proud with her neck's veins, that I might fold
About that lovely neck, and her paps tickle;
Or her to compass like a belt of gold;
Or that sweet wine which down her throat doth trickle,
To kiss her lips and lie next at her heart,
Run through her veins, and pass by pleasure's part.”