Carmina Silvulae Poems Original And Translated
Carmina Silvulae Poems Original And Translated
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But soon shall both these winters cease their reign, And twofold spring-time make thee smile again.
Rome. 63 The icy north shall its rude blasts recall ; Again the woodland quirists their sweet song Shall raise thy hills and meadowlands among — And kindly rain and sunshine cover all Thy land with leaf and flower. Gay shall be Thy aspect then, sweet Erin. The harsh reign Of withering tyranny that long hath Iain, Filling thee with dismay and death, sliall see Its speedy end ; and from thy tvery s...hore Shall smile prosperity and glad content ; While all thy virtues, like sweet flowers, shall scent The air with fragrant perfumes : and no more Thy loving sons, exiled far from thee. Shall with vain longing pine their father- land to see.
1868.
ROME.
[EAD is the city of proud memo- ries ! Dead is the city of the ancient date! Pass'd are her days of glory and of state.
64 The Voyage Begun.
Ended at last are her high destinies !
City of kings, city of heroes, is Thy doom at length spoke by the mouth of fate ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But soon shall both these winters cease their reign, And twofold spring-time make thee smile again.
Rome. 63 The icy north shall its rude blasts recall ; Again the woodland quirists their sweet song Shall raise thy hills and meadowlands among — And kindly rain and sunshine cover all Thy land with leaf and flower. Gay shall be Thy aspect then, sweet Erin. The harsh reign Of withering tyranny that long hath Iain, Filling thee with dismay and death, sliall see Its speedy end ; and from thy tvery s...hore Shall smile prosperity and glad content ; While all thy virtues, like sweet flowers, shall scent The air with fragrant perfumes : and no more Thy loving sons, exiled far from thee. Shall with vain longing pine their father- land to see.
1868.
ROME.
[EAD is the city of proud memo- ries ! Dead is the city of the ancient date! Pass'd are her days of glory and of state.
64 The Voyage Begun.
Ended at last are her high destinies !
City of kings, city of heroes, is Thy doom at length spoke by the mouth of fate ?
What to read after Carmina Silvulae Poems Original And Translated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Ambrose Story to read onlineMoreLess
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