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Mary Robinson (Мэри Робинсон)


Sonnet 39. Prepare Your Wreaths


Prepare your wreaths, Aonian maids divine,
To strew the tranquil bed where I shall sleep;
In tears, the myrtle and the laurel steep,
And let Erato’s hand the trophies twine.
No parian marble, there, with labour’d line,
Shall bid the wand’ring lover stay to weep;
There holy silence shall her vigils keep.
Save, when the nightingale such woes as mine
Shall sadly sing; as twilight’s curtains spread,
There shall the branching lotos widely wave,
Sprinkling soft show’rs upon the lily’s head,
Sweet drooping emblem for a lover’s grave!
And there shall Phaon pearls of pity shed,
To gem the vanquish’d heart he scorn’d to save!



Mary Robinson's other poems:
  1. Ode to Reflection
  2. Sonnet 4. Why, When I Gaze
  3. Sonnet 20. Oh! I Could Toil For Thee
  4. Stanzas to Love
  5. The Deserted Cottage


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