Helen Redeemed And Other Poems
Helen Redeemed And Other Poems
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RHODOPE Let him go his way! Hear my thought of a happier thing-- Sparta's trees in flood of spring Where Eurotas' banks abrim Drown the reeds, and foam-clots swim Like a scattered brood of duck!
MYRTILLA Flowers anod! White flowers to pluck, Stiffened in the foamy curds! Ah, the green thickets quick with birds!
SITYS Calling Itys! Itys! Itys!
PASIPHASSA She calls not here--her house it is In Sparta!
RHODOPE (_with a sob_) Peace!
CHTHONOË From my heart a cry-- Send me bac...k, Goddess, ere I die To those dear places and clean things-- To see my people, feel the wings Of the gray night fold over me, And touch my mother's knees, and be Her child, as long ago I was Before I lay burning in Ilios!
[_They hide their faces in their knees. Then one by one they sing. _] Let me sing an old sweet air, Mother of Argos, to Thee, For hope in my heart is fair As light on the hills seen from afar at sea; And my weary eyes turn there As to the haven where my soul would be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RHODOPE Let him go his way! Hear my thought of a happier thing-- Sparta's trees in flood of spring Where Eurotas' banks abrim Drown the reeds, and foam-clots swim Like a scattered brood of duck!
MYRTILLA Flowers anod! White flowers to pluck, Stiffened in the foamy curds! Ah, the green thickets quick with birds!
SITYS Calling Itys! Itys! Itys!
PASIPHASSA She calls not here--her house it is In Sparta!
RHODOPE (_with a sob_) Peace!
CHTHONOË From my heart a cry-- Send me bac...k, Goddess, ere I die To those dear places and clean things-- To see my people, feel the wings Of the gray night fold over me, And touch my mother's knees, and be Her child, as long ago I was Before I lay burning in Ilios!
[_They hide their faces in their knees. Then one by one they sing. _] Let me sing an old sweet air, Mother of Argos, to Thee, For hope in my heart is fair As light on the hills seen from afar at sea; And my weary eyes turn there As to the haven where my soul would be.
What to read after Helen Redeemed And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewlett, Maurice Henry, 1861-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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