| NCN World Poet Tree: Closed encounters |
4 comments 3 Feb 2006 @ 11:58 by judih : nsra strange vision permeates the place who am i to receive? yet, without a doubt i perceive and carry on truth ripples out of ancient imagery 7 Feb 2006 @ 12:38 by rayon : Gorgeous pic Thank you, would that be to Jeff? Amazing - apologies for using the Roman Vulcan instead of Greek Haephestos, for obvious reasons. **************************************** Yeah, didn't have a comment so I put up a pic! ;0) 10 Feb 2006 @ 12:07 by rayon : Deserving, (A picture is worth a 1000's words?) this illustration above, of the rendition composed 8 years later, from Pope's translation: And thus having spoken, Ephaestus the god of Fire Returns limping to the fiery labours of the forge At his bidding to blow, the bellows heaved And twenty forges all at once catch ablaze As the god directs wind rushing loud and pausing low Into the roaring mass and fiercesome glow Where mighty crucibles amongst the flaming coals Take huge silver bars, tin, brass and solid gold Pedastled before the furnace the eternal anvils stand Loading the ponderous hammer in his better hand the tongs in his left turn and wrought the metal round Then first he formed the immense and heavy shield Emblazened with rich artifice and its very edge a triple rim Five ample plates broad, a thick silver chain suspends. On the convex surface arose the shining images of the master There the Earth, there Heaven , and there the ocean he designed The untiring sun, the moon completely full With starry lights of Pliarthus, Yarthes crowning the Nightly sphere And shining Orianus, around which the great chariot of the sky Revolves, pointing his golden eye. Two radiant cities on the shield appear The images of one in peace, and one in fear Here solemn pomp and genial feast delight Sacred dance, and hymeneal rite proceeds The bridal train leading along the route With torches flaming, to the nuptial bed. Youthful dancers in a circle bound To the soft flute, and the cithern’s pristine sound Throughout the fair streets, the families line up Standing in their doorways, to enjoy the show . . . . . . . . . to be continued, one day NSR: November 2001, excerpt, for Theatro Technis, Mornington Crescent 29 Apr 2016 @ 11:10 by Bandar Togel @103.12.162.4 : brilliant! I would like to share this ar Togel Online Singapore Togel Online Hongkong Bandar Togel Singapore Bandar Togel Togel Online Terpercaya Bandar Togel Online Terpercaya Togel Online Agen Togel Online Terpercaya Agen Togel Online
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