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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO GRAVINA, ON HIS TRANSLATING THE AUTHOR'S SONG, by WILLIAM COWPER Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: My rose, gravina, blooms anew
Last Line: Will never fade again.
Subject(s): Gravina, Federico Carlos De (1756-1806); Translating & Interpreting
First Line: My rose, gravina, blooms anew
Last Line: Will never fade again.
Subject(s): Gravina, Federico Carlos De (1756-1806); Translating & Interpreting
My rose, Gravina, blooms anew;
And steeped not now in rain,
But in Castalian streams by you,
Will never fade again.
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