Thesauros Literature Epic Metamorphoses

Metamorphoses

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

Book 1

 
that I shall look upon the light of day! 746
 
Nor will it weary you, my son, to reach
 
your father's dwelling; for the very place
 
where he appears at dawn is near our land.
 
Go, if it please you, and the very truth
 
learn from your father.” Instantly sprang forth
 
exultant Phaethon. Overjoyed with words
 
so welcome, he imagined he could leap
 
and touch the skies. And so he passed his land
 
of Ethiopia, and the Indies, hot
 
beneath the tawny sun, and there he turned
 
his footsteps to his father's Land of Dawn.
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