Life Immovable
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Orphanhood is forsakenBy all. Then, filled with pride of heroes, thou, Redeemer of a land and race, divine Daughter thrice-worthy of the great Alcides, Plungest into thy breast the victim's swordAnd diest a thrice-free death, Makaria.
_1896. _ TO PALLIS[21] FOR HIS "ILIAD" From cups that are both ours and strange, Enameled, and adorned with leavesOf laurel and of ivy green, We quaff the wine both pure and mixed.
The liquid that within us burns, Or poured in cups about us gleamsAnd bird-like... sings, brings us awayTo the far Isle of dreams. But thou Enviest not the path of dreams, Nor sharest in our drunken revel;For with our fathers' spacious cup, The strong and simple, thou hast broughtImmortal water from the springOf Homer, thou O traveller!
_1903. _ HAIL TO THE RIME Cyprus's shores have not beheld thee born of foam;A foreign Vulcan forged thee on a diamond anvilWith a gold hammer; and the bard who touches thee, Bound with thy magic beauty's charms, remains thy thrall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Orphanhood is forsakenBy all. Then, filled with pride of heroes, thou, Redeemer of a land and race, divine Daughter thrice-worthy of the great Alcides, Plungest into thy breast the victim's swordAnd diest a thrice-free death, Makaria.
_1896. _ TO PALLIS[21] FOR HIS "ILIAD" From cups that are both ours and strange, Enameled, and adorned with leavesOf laurel and of ivy green, We quaff the wine both pure and mixed.
The liquid that within us burns, Or poured in cups about us gleamsAnd bird-like... sings, brings us awayTo the far Isle of dreams. But thou Enviest not the path of dreams, Nor sharest in our drunken revel;For with our fathers' spacious cup, The strong and simple, thou hast broughtImmortal water from the springOf Homer, thou O traveller!
_1903. _ HAIL TO THE RIME Cyprus's shores have not beheld thee born of foam;A foreign Vulcan forged thee on a diamond anvilWith a gold hammer; and the bard who touches thee, Bound with thy magic beauty's charms, remains thy thrall.
What to read after Life Immovable?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palamas Kostes to read onlineMoreLess
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