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-67_Nammalwar’s Hymn of the Golden Age.htm
Nammalwar’s Hymn of the Golden Age 1. ‘Tis glory, glory, glory! For Life’s hard curse has expired; swept out are Pain and Hell, and…
-68_Love-Mad.htm
Love-Mad* The poetic image used in the following verses is characteristically Indian. The mother of a love-stricken girl (symbolising the human soul yearning…
-69_Refuge.htm
Refuge* 1. Though thou shouldst not spare me the anguish of the world, yet I have no refuge but thy feet. 0 Lord…
-70_To the Cuckoo.htm
To the Cuckoo* 0 Cuckoo that peckest at the blossomed flower of honey-dripping Champaka and, inebriate, pipest forth the melodious notes, be seated in…
-71_I Dreamed a Dream.htm
I Dreamed a Dream* I dreamed a dream, 0 friend. The wedding was fixed for the morrow. And He, the Lion, Madhava, the…
-72_Ye Others.htm
Ye Others* Ye others cannot conceive of the love that I bear to Krishna. And your warnings to me are vain like the pleadings…
-73_From Greek and Latin – Odyssey.htm
IV FROM GREEK AND LATIN Odyssey* BOOK ONE Sing to me, Muse, of the man many-counselled who far through the world’s ways Wandering,…
-74_On a Satyr and Seeping Love.htm
FROM GREEK AND LATIN On A Satyr and Sleeping Love* Me whom the purple mead that Bromius owns And girdles rent…
-75_A Rose of Women.htm
A Rose of Women † Now lilies blow upon the windy height, Now flowers the pansy kissed by tender rain, Narcissus builds his…
-76_To Lesbia.htm
To Lesbia‡ 0 my Lesbia let us live for loving, Suns can set and return to light the morrow, We when once has…