Odyssean Sonnets
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Forgotten are the dreams of other days, Her soul is flame, her parted lips are dry. The languorous noonings in the dark cool caves Were centuries ago. How long he stays ! Her fate is fixed, a goddess cannot die, And ah, the ceaseless beating of the waves !
9 TELEGONUS.
My mother sits within her silver hall And sings some low sweet song of mystery, But I hear sullen murmurs from the sea, The dull insistent sounding of the call That lures me ever outward to my fall And great Odysseus'. Lo, the pr...ophecy Looms like a tall Olympus over me And covers all Aaea with a pall.
The breeze blows from the shore, my swift ship waits, Straining to start, an all too eager steed To bear a laggard rider to his need.
My doom is nigh, no man escapes the Fates.
Raise the white sail ; my father's son am I And still must slav mv father ere I die.
HELEN.
In Lacedaemon lay thy brethren cold Before the plain of Troy was waste with war. That thou hadst died with them were better far Than to have been the cause of woe untold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Forgotten are the dreams of other days, Her soul is flame, her parted lips are dry. The languorous noonings in the dark cool caves Were centuries ago. How long he stays ! Her fate is fixed, a goddess cannot die, And ah, the ceaseless beating of the waves !
9 TELEGONUS.
My mother sits within her silver hall And sings some low sweet song of mystery, But I hear sullen murmurs from the sea, The dull insistent sounding of the call That lures me ever outward to my fall And great Odysseus'. Lo, the pr...ophecy Looms like a tall Olympus over me And covers all Aaea with a pall.
The breeze blows from the shore, my swift ship waits, Straining to start, an all too eager steed To bear a laggard rider to his need.
My doom is nigh, no man escapes the Fates.
Raise the white sail ; my father's son am I And still must slav mv father ere I die.
HELEN.
In Lacedaemon lay thy brethren cold Before the plain of Troy was waste with war. That thou hadst died with them were better far Than to have been the cause of woe untold.
What to read after Odyssean Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Stanley Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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