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Ars Amatoria

Ars Amatoria Ovid 43 B.C.-17 or 18 A.D

Kitap 2

 
Oft would my furious nymph, in burning rage,
 
Assault my locks, and with her nails engage; 500
 
Then now she'd weep, what piercing glances east,
 
And vow to hate the perjur'd wretch at last.
 
Let not your mistress long your falsehood mourn;
 
Neglected fondness sill to fury turn.
 
But kindly clasp her in your arms again, 505
 
And on your breast her drooping head sustain;
 
Whilst weeping kiss, amidst her tears enjoy,
 
And with excess of bliss her rage destroy.
 
Let her a while lament, a while complain,
 
Then die with pleasure, as she died with pain. 510
 
Enjoyment cures her with its powerful charms,
 
She'll sign a pardon in your active arms.
 
First nature lay an undigested mass,
 
Heaven, earth, and ocean, wore one common face;
 
Then vaulted heav'n was fram'd, waves, earth, inclos'd; 515
 
And chaos was in beauteous forms dispos'd;
 
The beasts inhabit woods, the birds the air,
 
And to their floods the scaly fry repair.
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