Classic Poem

For a Picture

You sleep there upon the leaf-strown earth, good Daphms, and rest your weary frame, while your netting-stakes are left planted on the hillside. But Pan is after you, and Priapus also, with the yellow ivy about his jolly head; they are going side by side into your cave. Quick then, put off the lethargy that is shed of sleep, and up with you and away.EnglishTheocritus