Loves Looking Glass a volume of Poems
Loves Looking Glass a volume of Poems
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( 109 ) THE AENEID From pastoral meads, from task of field and fold, To war, to love, to death by land and sea He turned, and sang in soft Parthenope Heroic deeds, and peoples great of old, Who dwelt where Nar and Amasenus rolled By Sabine slope or Volscian low-country, Mingling the dimly-shadowed days to be With days long dead in his high verse of gold.
Yet ever sickening at loves ill allied, Thwart fates, vext wanderings, waste of princely blood, Harsh trumpet-notes and tossing fields of foam..., In twilight visions of the mystic wood He sought, with longing eyes unsatisfied, The immortality he gave to Rome.
( no ) FROM EPICHARMUS, {Frag. 126) Cell by cell slowly gathering flesh and passions Is built this mortal frame ; Cell by cell slowly sundering it disfashions, And returns whence it came.
Down into earth passes the earthly clothing ; Up into air the breath. What in all this is hard to follow ? nothing, From birth through life to death.
( III ) EPILOGUE TO THE BIRDS OF ARISTOPHANES Citizens, hear us !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
( 109 ) THE AENEID From pastoral meads, from task of field and fold, To war, to love, to death by land and sea He turned, and sang in soft Parthenope Heroic deeds, and peoples great of old, Who dwelt where Nar and Amasenus rolled By Sabine slope or Volscian low-country, Mingling the dimly-shadowed days to be With days long dead in his high verse of gold.
Yet ever sickening at loves ill allied, Thwart fates, vext wanderings, waste of princely blood, Harsh trumpet-notes and tossing fields of foam..., In twilight visions of the mystic wood He sought, with longing eyes unsatisfied, The immortality he gave to Rome.
( no ) FROM EPICHARMUS, {Frag. 126) Cell by cell slowly gathering flesh and passions Is built this mortal frame ; Cell by cell slowly sundering it disfashions, And returns whence it came.
Down into earth passes the earthly clothing ; Up into air the breath. What in all this is hard to follow ? nothing, From birth through life to death.
( III ) EPILOGUE TO THE BIRDS OF ARISTOPHANES Citizens, hear us !
What to read after Loves Looking Glass a volume of Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Charles Beeching to read onlineMoreLess
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