An Excellent Sonnet of a Nymph

Virtue, beauty, and speech, did strike, wound, charm.
My heart, eyes, ears, with wonder, love, delight;
First, second, last, did bind, enforce, and arm,
His works, shows, suits, with wit, grace, and vows' might.

Thus honour, liking, trust, much, far, and deep.
Held, pierced, possess'd, my judgment, sense, and will.
Till wrongs, contempt, deceit, did grow, steal, creep.
Bands, favour, faith, to break, defile, and kill.

Then grief, unkindness, proof, took, kindled, taught.
Well grounded, noble, due, spite, rage, disdain;
But ah, alas! in vain, my mind, sight, thought.
Doth him, his face, his words, leave, shun, refrain.
For nothing, time, nor place, can loose, quench, ease,
Mine own, embraced, sought, knot, fire, disease.