John Kenyon (Джон Кеньон)

Apparitions

If, as they say, the Dead erewhile return,
Sent or permitted, from their shadowy bourn;
Yet not, or so we trust, shall every ghost,
In his old guise, reclaim our mortal coast.
Let Spurio, if once more among us thrown,
Come back in any shape—except his own.
While, Phyllis! you, the frank and debonnair,—
Do you return—the very thing you were.

1. Written at Schwytz
2. Flowers from Waterloo
3. Brook of Sanguinetto, near the Lake of Thrasymene
4. Recalling
5. Experimentum Crucis

Alice Corbin Henderson (Элис Корбин Хендерсон) Apparitions ("A thin gray shadow on the edge of thought")

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Количество обращений к стихотворению: 1742

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