Poems of Humanity and Abelard to Heloise (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Excerpt from Poems of Humanity and Abelard to Heloise

A weed upon the ocean, I have thrown it: Was it mine? I care not if it was, for I disown it; Go, let it steep in brine! Perchance it yet may twine Around the brow of some sad poet perished Full twenty fathoms down. Or by a nymph be taken up and cherished, And woven for her crown. O glory! O renown!

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