Idyls And Songs, 1848-1854
Idyls And Songs, 1848-1854
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Mjrrtle-wreathed my sword I wave, As of yore the brothers brave 'Mid me sacrificial crew By the shrine Hipparchns slew.
Aye on earth your names will shine, Brothers brave, beloved, divine ; Since the tyrant sank, and ye Athens blest with liberty.
40 XIV.
FEOM CATULLUS. (I) TO LESBIAS SPABBOW.
Spaeeow, my delight's delight, Bosom-cradled playmate bright, Seize her finger in thy bill, Privileged to bite at will : First to share, thrice-envied lot, Some dear game, I know not what.
Framed to soothe... my beauty bright, Passion-rack*d in deep delight.
— Could I hold such sport with thee.
It were sure relief to me ; Trifle sure : yet trifles laid On the course a Princess stay'd ; Bribed to yield herself the prize.
Love's reluctant sacrifice !
a XV.
FEOM CATULLUS. (II) TO LESBIA.
Live we, love we, Lesbia mine : — Graver counsels we decline ; Prizing at a farthing's price Worn-out sages' chSl advice.
Suns may set and sims rise burning; Life's Short day sees no returning, Doom'd henceforlJi of Fate to keep One sure everlasting sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mjrrtle-wreathed my sword I wave, As of yore the brothers brave 'Mid me sacrificial crew By the shrine Hipparchns slew.
Aye on earth your names will shine, Brothers brave, beloved, divine ; Since the tyrant sank, and ye Athens blest with liberty.
40 XIV.
FEOM CATULLUS. (I) TO LESBIAS SPABBOW.
Spaeeow, my delight's delight, Bosom-cradled playmate bright, Seize her finger in thy bill, Privileged to bite at will : First to share, thrice-envied lot, Some dear game, I know not what.
Framed to soothe... my beauty bright, Passion-rack*d in deep delight.
— Could I hold such sport with thee.
It were sure relief to me ; Trifle sure : yet trifles laid On the course a Princess stay'd ; Bribed to yield herself the prize.
Love's reluctant sacrifice !
a XV.
FEOM CATULLUS. (II) TO LESBIA.
Live we, love we, Lesbia mine : — Graver counsels we decline ; Prizing at a farthing's price Worn-out sages' chSl advice.
Suns may set and sims rise burning; Life's Short day sees no returning, Doom'd henceforlJi of Fate to keep One sure everlasting sleep.
What to read after Idyls And Songs, 1848-1854?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Turner Palgrave to read onlineMoreLess
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