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Propertius: Four Poems Print Pages: Page 225 from Issue 87 Propertius: Four Poems* Translated by ... across her brow, pleased, she'll walk proudly, her curls praised. If her ivory fingers beat ... 20 *These four poems are part of a larger group of my Propertius translations included in Latin Lyric ...
While I am ahead, I really only have four days of leeway to play with. Plus, I’m starting to think that ... shopping. And today I just can’t get going. I am so close to being halfway and just can’t make it past 300 ... been playing along at this point should be at about where I am. This means I absolutely have to write ...
Batstone, eds., forthcoming from Garland Press. I am grateful to Diane Furtney, jeredith Merrin, Diane ... Page 225 from Issue 87 Propertius: Four Poems* Translated by Helen Deutsch 2.1 You ask why ... walk proudly, her curls praised. If her ivory fingers beat a song on the lyre, I marvel-with what art ...
and the twittering of birds made it hard to concentrate. If Susanna were home, she would have told him ... so she missed the crash. She was across town, sitting with her arms around her knees in the dappled ... maple, meanwhile, narrowly missed the Chevette belonging to Larry, Susanna's newest and youngest ...
heat, but Susanna was not home tending her garden, and so she missed the crash. She was across town, ... Larry, Susanna's newest and youngest tenant, and it blocked the driveway. Since Larry had no ... tires, he was unable to go to work for the lunch shift at Theo's Diner. Larry's parents ...