Italian Lyrists of to Day Translations From Contemporary Italian Poetry With Bi

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Italian Lyrists of to Day Translations From Contemporary Italian Poetry With Bi
G a George Arthur Greene
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The success of ^PostU7na' was followed by aflood of Slecchettists, but the heads that are now emerging are not tiose of his literary descendants. The oiiward mo7>cjnent nust have its eddies and its whirlpools J now at last I bel^ve it to be settling into deeper and calmer chatinels. / LORENZO STECCHETTI 217 PRELUDE Poor rhymes of mine which to the wind I throw, Sweet memories of youth now long gone by ; Poor rhymes of mine, O whither will ye go, Each with your joyous or lamenting cry?
Ah ! flee
... the world which aimed so many a blow At one who loved it not ; urge where ye fly My artless speech sincere, and whisper low My secret love, O modest rhymes and shy.
And if ye meet my Lady by-and-by. For whose sweet sake death's agonies I know, O ye who hear my spirit's inmost sigh.
Ye who have seen my lengthening death and slow. How much I loved her, tell her ere I die. Poor rhymes of mine which to the wind I throw !
[Postu?>ia, i. ) When the leaves fall in autumn, and you go To seek the cross that marks my lonely grave.


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