III

Fair young men have brought me presents of silver caskets and white

mirrors,

Gold for my hair and long lemon-colored chitons and dew-soft perfumes of

sweet herbs.

Their bodies are whiter than Leucadian foam and delicate are their

flute-girls,

But the wild sleepless nightingales cry in the darkness even as I for

Konallis.

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