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Eugene Field - To LydiaEugene Field - To Lydia
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Tell me, Lydia, tell me why,   By the gods that dwell above, Sybaris makes haste to die   Through your cruel, fatal love. Now he hates the sunny plain;   Once he loved its dust and heat. Now no more he leads the train   Of his peers on coursers fleet. Now he dreads the Tiber`s touch,   And avoids the wrestling-rings,-- He who formerly was such   An expert with quoits and things. Come, now, Mistress Lydia, say   Why your Sybaris lies hid, Why he shuns the martial play,   As we`re told Achilles did.
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