Seln Poem
Seln Poem
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Knowest thou me who I am, O Queen of Chaste- ness?" "Surely, sweet nurse, I know thee, " said the goddess. "Alas! doth madness seize thee?" " Nay, great Dian, Thou knowest my name, my face, my voice, my love, But me thou dost not know. " 32 SELENE "Who art thou, then?" " I am that hapless one who out of heaven, The home of Love, by Love himself was hurled, Because I scorned his power, as thou dost scorn it.
A broken string I am upon the lyre Celestial, a lovely song unfinished, A fallen star. A...las, what wilt thou say? I am that seventh Pleiad who was lost, Who from her silver footstool near thy throne Was cast to earth, because like thee, O Phoebe, She did defy great Aphrodite's son. " "Art thou that Sterop6?" "Thou knowest it now. " "Art thou in truth the vanished Pleiad?" "Ay, Truth have I told thee, Artemis no fable. " " But she, that luckless one, did love a mortal?" "And I a mortal loved and love, Sel6ne\" 33 SELENE " But Sterop the Pleiad, how may I, Goddess of Chastity, her error name?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Knowest thou me who I am, O Queen of Chaste- ness?" "Surely, sweet nurse, I know thee, " said the goddess. "Alas! doth madness seize thee?" " Nay, great Dian, Thou knowest my name, my face, my voice, my love, But me thou dost not know. " 32 SELENE "Who art thou, then?" " I am that hapless one who out of heaven, The home of Love, by Love himself was hurled, Because I scorned his power, as thou dost scorn it.
A broken string I am upon the lyre Celestial, a lovely song unfinished, A fallen star. A...las, what wilt thou say? I am that seventh Pleiad who was lost, Who from her silver footstool near thy throne Was cast to earth, because like thee, O Phoebe, She did defy great Aphrodite's son. " "Art thou that Sterop6?" "Thou knowest it now. " "Art thou in truth the vanished Pleiad?" "Ay, Truth have I told thee, Artemis no fable. " " But she, that luckless one, did love a mortal?" "And I a mortal loved and love, Sel6ne\" 33 SELENE " But Sterop the Pleiad, how may I, Goddess of Chastity, her error name?
What to read after Seln Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amlie Rives to read onlineMoreLess
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