MARTIAL, BOOK X EPIGRAM 23 WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT 1813 |
Oh fortunate Antonius! o'er whose head Calm days have flown and closed the sixtieth year, Back on this flight he looks and feels no dread To think that Lethe's waters flow so near. There is no day of all the train that gives A pang; no moment that he would forget. A good man's span is doubled; twice he lives Who, viewing his past life, enjoys it yet. Quarterly, 1865.
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