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Bucolic III

November 11, 2015July 3, 2020 ~ Daniel O'Hara ~ Leave a comment

Gentle, the fields, slowly, eating the bones,/Blood drinking, men upon them, new, compete,/Goat bone, sheep blood too, gently now and slow...

Bucolic II

October 22, 2015July 3, 2020 ~ Daniel O'Hara ~ Leave a comment

the wand of sage Wergilius/turns many a magic trick...

Bucolic I

August 31, 2015July 3, 2020 ~ Daniel O'Hara ~ Leave a comment

Tityrus lounges in the shade,/Bees lullaby the sleepy glade,/The reed sings soft, soft as the grass—/Then Meliboeus comes to pass...

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