Thesauros Literature elegy Amores

Amores

Amores Ovid 43 B.C.-17 or 18 A.D

Şiir 7

 
With threatening language, such as virgins fear.
 
Fear having chill'd the current of her blood,
 
She pale as Parian marble statue stood;
 
Tears, which suspense did for a while restrain,
 
Gush'd forth, and down her cheeks the deluge ran. 45
 
As when the sun does by a powerful beam
 
Dissolve the frost, it runs into a stream.
 
The lamentable objects struck me dead,
 
And tears of blood to quench those tears I shed;
 
Thrice at her feet the prostrate suppliant fell, 50
 
And thrice did she repulse the criminal.
 
What would I not your anger to abate,
 
Redeem your favour, or remove your hate?
 
To your revenge no means or method spare;
 
Revenge, alas! is easy to the fair. 55
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