Poems
Poems
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The more we see the more we crave. And cannot, will not, say adieu. Washington, D. C. Digitized by VjOOQIC CLEOPATRA AND HTPATIA. 39 CLEOPATRA AND HTPATIA.* < Suggested by reading Draper's ''Intellectual Derelopmeiii^'' aod Charles Eingsley's ''Hypatia/') They are come and gone^ the Ptolemies. Thou canst tell^ idexandria. What mankind has lost and won; How from the spell of conquest Science arose^ and art^ and high philosophy^ How thronged thy halls with learning And thy marts with the world's greatness. Earth's blazing chrysolite, A jewel in the Macedonian's fame — And thy kneU rung by imperial Home, Havoc's fell minister; Thy streets a hell, a market place for souls. Adown the centuries the hoarse notes roU ; Sapine and murder shouts. Back o'er the scroll. Time's rugged annals. As on a promontory. Two fair women chain the soul, Cleopatra and Hypatia, The Ptolemies' goal and High philosoph^s resplendent gem. *Publi8hed in The WashingUm Post. Digitized by VjOOQIC 40 ^NEAS AND DIDO. iENEAS AND DIDO.
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The more we see the more we crave. And cannot, will not, say adieu. Washington, D. C. Digitized by VjOOQIC CLEOPATRA AND HTPATIA. 39 CLEOPATRA AND HTPATIA.* < Suggested by reading Draper's ''Intellectual Derelopmeiii^'' aod Charles Eingsley's ''Hypatia/') They are come and gone^ the Ptolemies. Thou canst tell^ idexandria. What mankind has lost and won; How from the spell of conquest Science arose^ and art^ and high philosophy^ How thronged thy halls with learning And thy marts with the world's greatness. Earth's blazing chrysolite, A jewel in the Macedonian's fame — And thy kneU rung by imperial Home, Havoc's fell minister; Thy streets a hell, a market place for souls. Adown the centuries the hoarse notes roU ; Sapine and murder shouts. Back o'er the scroll. Time's rugged annals. As on a promontory. Two fair women chain the soul, Cleopatra and Hypatia, The Ptolemies' goal and High philosoph^s resplendent gem. *Publi8hed in The WashingUm Post. Digitized by VjOOQIC 40 ^NEAS AND DIDO. iENEAS AND DIDO.
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