ChorusWho is he that named you sofatally in every way?Could it be some mind unseenin divination of your destinyshaping to the lips that namefor the bride of spears and blood,Helen, which is death? Appropriatelydeath of ships, death of men and citiesfrom the bower's soft curtainedand secluded luxury she sailed then,driven on the giant west wind,and armored men in their thousands came,huntsmen down the oar blade's fading footprintto struggle in blood with thosewho by the banks of Simoeisbeached their hulls where the leaves break.
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Friday, July 30, 2010
Agamemnon - V:690
Labels: Aeschylus
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