IV[7]

Where the Homeric dwellers of Phaeacia

Still live, and with a kiss meet East and West;

Where with the olive tree the cypress blooms,

A dark robe in the azure infinite,

E'en there my soul has longed to dwell in peace

With towering visions of the land of Pyrrhus;

There dream-born beauties pour their flood, Dawn's mother

Lighting the fountain of sweet Harmony.

The rhapsodies of the Immortal Blind

In the new voice of Greece are echoed there;[8]

The shade of Solomos[9] in fields Elysian

Breathes rose-born fragrance; and master of the lyre,

A new bard sings,[10] like old Demodocus,

The glories of the Fatherland and Crete.

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