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the treasures gorgeous persia pours
the wealth of phrygia's fertile range
or warm arabia's spicy shores | img2poems |
caught by the image of his beauteous face
he loves th' unbody'd form: a substance thinks
the shadow | img2poems |
together clash'd the elements confus'd
cold strove with heat and moisture drought oppos'd
light heavy hard and soft in combat join'd | img2poems |
scarce were those bounds immutable arrang'd
when upward sprung the stars so long press'd down
the path of heaven their blazing courses ran | img2poems |
enquires the limits of his father's years
last of celestial deities on earth
ascends and leaves the sanguine-moisten'd land | img2poems |
yet former traits his visage still retains
grey still his hair and cruel still his look
his eyes still glisten savage all his form | img2poems |
no more could earth for now thick vapors rose
her speech obstructing down she shrunk her head
and shelter'd 'midst the cool tartarian shades | img2poems |
long she resists but what can nymph attain
or any mortal when to jove oppos'd
victor the god ascends th' ethereal court | img2poems |
but bade the self-applauding crow fill'd big
with hopes of favor for his faithful tale
with snowy-plumag'd birds no more to join | img2poems |
the bribe receiv'd the shepherd thus replies
friend thou art safe that stone shall sooner speak
and tell thy deed than i: and shew'd the stone | img2poems |
these join the tyrian prince and social aid
his efforts when th' appointed walls he builds
obedient to the delphic god's commands | img2poems |
thus speaking echion's son the prophet push'd
harshly away but his too faithful words
time prov'd the threaten'd deeds accomplish'd all | img2poems |
her final prayer reach'd heaven her parents reach'd
purple the berries blush when ripen'd full
and in one urn the lovers' ashes rest | img2poems |
but some light gods not blaming much the sight
would wish thus sham'd to lie: loud laugh'd the whole
and long in heaven the tale jocose was told | img2poems |
glad juno left the spot when near approach'd
heaven's entrance there thaumantian iris met
and with her sprinklings purify'd the queen | img2poems |
his bones are rocks then so the gods decree
enlarg'd to size immense in every part
the weight of heaven and all the stars he bears | img2poems |
supported here his left hand firmly grasps
the craggy edge while through his sides and through
the dying savage feels the weapon drove | img2poems |
transformation of lyncus to a lynx
the pierides transformed to
magpies | img2poems |
but cepheus left the hall adjuring loud
the hospitable gods justice and faith
that he was guiltless of the sanguine fray | img2poems |
the houshold deities polluted once
the fierce bellona bathes with gore again
with double fury lighting up the war | img2poems |
then madly from the tower's most lofty wall
dash'd on his face he fell and dying strew'd
his shatter'd bones upon the blood-stain'd ground | img2poems |
as spoke the muse thus loud and strong was heard
of fluttering pinions in the air the sound
and hailing voices from high branches came | img2poems |
the nymphs elected to adjudge the prize
swear by the floods and on the living rock
seated await to hear the rival songs | img2poems |
lost am i help a quiver-bearing nymph
one who thy bow has oft entrusted borne
and oft thy quiver loaded full with darts | img2poems |
this deed of horror done 'tis said that oft
repeated force
upon her mangled form the wretch employ'd | img2poems |
to weep she waits not in turmoil confus'd
justice and flagrance undistinguished lie
her mind sole bent for vengeance on her spouse | img2poems |
now when their youth matur'd to man appear'd
through seas unplough'd before they sought the fleece
splendid with glittering wool with all the train | img2poems |
she who gave
the power to conquer as his wife he bears
and lands triumphant on thessalia's shores | img2poems |
his throat medea severing stay'd the words
he more had utter'd and the mangled corse
deep in the boiling brazen caldron flung | img2poems |
her impious sword was stain'd
thus on herself
reveng'd from royal jason's wrath she fled | img2poems |
but small their numbers: heavens
how small to those
my people who have sunk in death beside | img2poems |
take to th' infernal realms my offering bought
so dear
the hapless pledge my womb produc'd | img2poems |
the brand a groan deep utter'd or a groan
to utter seem'd: the flames half backward caught
at length their prey which gradually consum'd | img2poems |
now both together die
the soul flies forth
and gently dissipates in empty air | img2poems |
my waves then with the ocean's waters join'd
the land divided and those isles you view
echinades amid the sea were form'd | img2poems |
could the fierce centaur me resist
or could
the mighty boar that laid arcadia waste | img2poems |
mov'd by her prayers jove will from thee demand
son's spouse and daughter of his wife the boon
and unripe men thou'lt make the youths become | img2poems |
the tablet from her trembling hand it fell
the omen deep disturb'd her
yet she sent | img2poems |
straight seem'd the goddess' altars all to shake
trembled the temple's doors
the lunar horns blaz'd bright the timbrels rung | img2poems |
thus she admonish'd and by coupled swans
upborne she cleft the air but his brave soul
her cautious admonitions rash contemn'd | img2poems |
but short its boast for the same winds afford
its name and shake them where they light adhere
ripe for their fall in fragile beauty gay | img2poems |
now as an hawk to every bird a foe
he wages war on all and griev'd himself
he constant cause for others grief affords | img2poems |
a shatter'd plank which once a sceptre held
but chiefly from his lips was as he swam
remember'd constant and repeated most | img2poems |
nay more to nessus fearing wounds he cry'd
fly not
thou'lt for alcides' bow be sav'd | img2poems |
but still his glory lives and fills all earth
such bounds alone the hero suit his fame
equals himself nor sinks he to the shades | img2poems |
nor yet o greeks
should this descent my cause
assist save that achilles claim'd the same | img2poems |
i stood by him unconquer'd when all troy
rush'd on the fleet of greece with fire with sword
and aiding jove: where was ulysses then | img2poems |
but since the obvious contest is by deeds
perform'd though mine outnumber far what words
can easy compass yet will i relate | img2poems |
if mindful of my merits you would rest
the arms award to this if not to me
and pointed to minerva's fateful form | img2poems |
of all the deities grant i beseech
to him some honor solace of his death
allay the smarting of a mother's wounds | img2poems |
then lest the race should perish spring two youths
from out their virgin ashes which by fame
when their maternal ashes are interr'd | img2poems |
i hid beneath a rock my head reclin'd
on my dear acis' bosom heard these words
and still the words are noted in my breast | img2poems |
these words he spoke and more to speak prepar'd
when scylla left the god
repuls'd he griev'd | img2poems |
with fury boiling steps o'er them she walks
as on a solid shore and skims along
the ridgy billows with unwetted feet | img2poems |
then faith exchang'd hands join'd he to her bed
receiv'd he makes the dowry of himself
that all his comrades' bodies be restor'd | img2poems |
yet still tradition marks the spot the muse
of ancient days still canens call'd the place
in honor of the nymph and justly too | img2poems |
lest this but feign'd you think he said though grief
the sad relation will once more renew
yet will i now th'afflicting tale repeat | img2poems |
war settled into peace nor rag'd the steel
to ultimate destruction in the realm
tatius as equal sovereign was receiv'd | img2poems |
and first that animals should heap the board
for food he strict forbade and first in words
thus eloquent but unbeliev'd he spoke | img2poems |
betook departing from the latian ship
resum'd his form celestial and their griefs
dispersing came health-bearer to the land | img2poems |
jove rules th' ethereal sky the triform world
and all the earth beneath augustus lies
each is the sire and ruler of his realm | img2poems |
eh bien
nous proscrivons impitoyablement
nous lui opposons hardiment | img2poems |
pas eu lieu de nous en repentir
furieux
dieux de l'olympe grec et latin | img2poems |
curieux et subtil et surtout laisser au lecteur
l'impression la sensation qu'il lit des
vers | img2poems |
quand j'ai bu je sautille
et de mes ailes j'ombrage
jusque sur sa lyre | img2poems |
et toi amour sur-le-champ
enflamme-moi sinon
je t'enverrai te fondre dans les flammes | img2poems |
en vain je porte un bouclier
que sert de combattre au dehors
quand l'ennemi est dans la place | img2poems |
et puis encore donnez-moi de ces fleurs
les couronnes dont je l'ai couvert
mais de la chaleur des amours | img2poems |
prends cet apollon
et fais-en bathylle
de bathylle tu feras apollon | img2poems |
les muses ont lie
l'amour avec des guirlandes
loin de s'en aller il voudra rester | img2poems |
absorbez-vous si vous voulez
dans tous les soucis possibles
nous joyeux buvons du vin | img2poems |
je t'en supplie chasseresse de cerfs
descends en ce jour sur les flots tournoyants
ses braves habitants regarde-les | img2poems |
sache que je pourrais fort bien
te mettre le mors
des bornes du champ de course | img2poems |
son ardeur qui passa comme un souffle
elle a fui l'aiguillon du dieu
elle agite maintenant ses feuilles verdoyantes | img2poems |
inutile de me charmer par tes amorces
ma lyre m'est plus que l'or
elle qui sait chanter les belles passions | img2poems |
sur elle en vain la calomnie
verse ses poisons odieux
et la fille des dieux | img2poems |
ah
sa lyre pour vous de la seine
viendrait charmer les bords | img2poems |
mais changeant la corde amoureuse
combien elle serait heureuse
de chanter vos vertus | img2poems |
nous
pouvons donc ne pas ajouter une foi aveugle a
tout ce que disent sur sapho horace et ovide | img2poems |
temps le rendez-vous de tout ce qu'il y avait
des lois
point de rivaux en son genre | img2poems |
c'est ainsi que tous ces philosophes tous ces
erynne etc
splendeur | img2poems |
je suppose qu'un philologue dans ses recherches
trouve quelque part cette citation par
exemple | img2poems |
hic hic ponite lucida
funalia et vectes et arcus
oppositis foribus minaces | img2poems |
memphin carentem sithonia nive
regina sublimi flagello
tange chloen semel arrogantem | img2poems |
sol
enfin un artiste hardi et
doigts rompus il forme une main il ajoute cette | img2poems |
tu sais unir avec bonheur
la voluptueuse harmonie
de ton luth enchanteur | img2poems |
l'amour qui t'enivre et t'enflamme
qui te transporte dans les cieux
qui monte vers les dieux | img2poems |
que de fois dans son sein qui gronde
la mer a vu changer ses flots
depuis que dans la nuit profonde | img2poems |
seules alors et d'une bouche amie
vous me disiez d'un air doux et riant
qui peut troubler ta vie | img2poems |
athis ah
je te fais horreur
a tes yeux ingrat je suis laide | img2poems |
j'aime il est vrai loin de l'envie
une voluptueuse vie
avec tout son enchantement | img2poems |
aux plaisirs si je m'abandonne
rien ne m'est plus cher que l'honneur
comme le soleil il rayonne | img2poems |
et vous que le bonheur rassemble
amis aux plaisirs livrez-vous
et videz vos coupes ensemble | img2poems |
oui de ton obscure existence
a ta mort le morne silence
viendra s'asseoir sur ton tombeau | img2poems |
de la terre elle est la parure
elle est l'ornement de cypris
elle a notre premier souris | img2poems |
quoi de plus charmant que sa feuille
heureux le mortel qui la cueille
quand l'amour y porte les doigts | img2poems |
timas ici repose et vierge elle succombe
ses compagnes en deuil consacrent sur sa tombe
les tresses de leurs longs cheveux | img2poems |
rien comme l'or ne nous chatouille
ne craint ni les vers ni la rouille
l'or est un don du roi des cieux | img2poems |
will he return when the winter
huddles the sheep and orion
goes to his hunting | img2poems |
in the apple boughs the coolness
murmurs and the grey leaves flicker
where sleep wanders | img2poems |
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