Thesauros Edebiyat Lirik Şiir Carmina

Carmina

Carmina Catullus, Gaius Valerius
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Şiir 61

 
Without you Venus can do nothing suitable that good repute sanctions; but she can, with you willing. Who dares to be compared with such a god?
 
Without you, no house can produce heirs, no parent be surrounded by offspring; but they can, with you willing. Who dares to be compared with such a god?
 
And lacking your rites no land can give protection to its territory; but it can, with you willing. Who dares to be compared with such a god?
 
Unbolt, open the gates: the virgin is here. See how the torches shake their gleaming locks?
 
Her natural modesty detains her: hearing this the more, she weeps because she must go.
 
Cease your tears. For you there is no peril, Aurunculeia, that any woman more beauteous will ever see the light of day coming from Ocean.
 
You are like the hyacinth flower, which stands aloft amid varied riches of its master’s garden. But you delay, day slips by: advance, new bride.
 
Advance, new bride, it now seems right, and listen to our speech. See how the torches shake their glittering tresses: advance, new bride.
 
Nor is your man a fickle husband, given to ill adulteries, seeking shameless acts, ever wishing to lie away from your soft breasts,
 
But as the lithe vine among neighbouring trees doth cling, so shall he be enclasped in your embrace. But day slips by: advance, new bride.
 
O nuptial couch which for all with feet of ivory white.
 
What joys are coming to your man in fleeting night, in noon of day, let him rejoice! but day slips by: advance, new bride.
 
Raise high, O boys, the torches: I see the gleaming veil approach. Come, chant in cadence, O Hymen Hymenaeus io, O Hymen Hymenaeus.
 
Nor longer silent is lewd Fescinnine jest, nor, favorite, hearing your master’s love has flown, deny the nuts to the boys.
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