Poetósfera › La Biblioteca › Henry Vaughan
Henry Vaughan · Barroco
inglés
How oft have we beheld wild beasts appear
From broken gulfs of earth, upon some part
Of sand that did not sink! How often there
And thence, did golden boughs o'er-saffron'd start!
Nor only saw we monsters of the wood,
But I have seen sea-calves whom bears withstood;
And such a kind of beast as might be named
A horse, but in most foul proportion framed.
← 2. [Lucretius, IV. 1012-1020.]3. [Paulinus. Carm. App. I. 35-40.] →
ws-en-3-juvenal-satire-iii--henry-vaughan-8ec37cLas obras de dominio público se reproducen íntegras, con atribución y en la ortografía de su impreso. ¿Ves una errata o conoces una fuente mejor? Escríbenos desde Sobre la casa.