In Adoration Poem by Sappho
In Adoration
Blest as the immortal gods is he,
The youth whose eyes may look on thee,
Whose ears thy tongue's sweet melody
May still devour.
Thou smilest too!--sweet smile, whose charm
Has struck my soul with wild alarm,
And, when I see thee, bids disarm
Each vital power.
Speechless I gaze: the flame within
Runs swift o'er all my quivering skin:
My eyeballs swim; with dizzy din
My brain reels round;
And cold drops fall; and tremblings frail
Seize every limb; and grassy pale
I grow; and then--together fail
Both sight and sound.
Very sensational. Written the poem in a very involved manner.
...............so superb, this poem is so beautiful...adding to my favorites ?
Wow! For a poem as old as this one, it seems surprisingly modern and easily understandable. Whoever translated it did a great job, I assume. (Maybe this English translation is even better than the original, who can tell?)
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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8/8/2022 5:57:28 AM # 1.0.0.1016
Excellent! ! ! ! Adorable Sappho..10+++++++++++++++++! ! ! ! ! ! !