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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
IDYLL 12, by BION Poet's Biography
First Line: I to the sandy shore and seaward slope
Last Line: I'll cast away—when life itself doth end.
Subject(s): Galatea
First Line: I to the sandy shore and seaward slope
Last Line: I'll cast away—when life itself doth end.
Subject(s): Galatea
I to the sandy shore and seaward slope
Will go, and try with murmured song to bend
The cruel Galatea: my sweet hope
I'll cast away—when life itself doth end.
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