Wednesday, April 21, 2010

The Call Of The Nightingale Comments

Rating: 2.8

Awake! awake!
Sleep no more, my gentle mate!
With your tiny tawny bill,
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Aristophanes
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paul amrod 13 May 2020

As well a mystic invocation to their Gods of ancient Greece, the grandfathers of our culture we all know.

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paul amrod 13 May 2020

This poem is a sentiment which belongs to our human race especially at this moment in time.

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Dr Antony Theodore 13 May 2020

Let her listen and repeat The tender ditty that you tell, The sad lament, The dire event, .. beautiful poem, tony

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While all the gods shall join with thee In a celestial symphony. Beautiful

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Edward Kofi Louis 13 May 2020

'The sad lament, The dire event'! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Ruta Mohapatra 13 May 2020

Celestial symphony! Beautiful!

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Mahtab Bangalee 13 May 2020

Wake the tuneful echo shrill, On vale or hill; .........In Jove's abode, with his ivory lyre, ......awake with the celestial symphony.....awake inside

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Kumarmani Mahakul 13 May 2020

Awake! awake! Sleep no more, my gentle mate! With your tiny tawny bill, Wake the tuneful echo shrill, ......... fantastic beginning. Well composed by Aristophanes.

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Britte Ninad 05 April 2019

beautiful- Let her listen and repeat The tender ditty that you tell, The sad lament, The dire event, To luckless Itys that befell.........

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M Asim Nehal 15 January 2019

Inspiring poem. liked it. Thence the strain Shall rise again, And soar amain, Up to the lofty palace gate

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