The Complete Poems by R. Rebholz
Author:R. Rebholz
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780141969169
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
Published: 2013-04-07T16:00:00+00:00
1 slipper: slippery.
3 use me quiet without let or stop: comport myself quietly without hindrance or impediment from others.
4 brackish: being spoiled to the point of being nauseous by the mixture of the salty with the fresh.
that hath such brackish joys. Wyatt’s addition to the Latin.
7 after the common trace: 1) on the common way or path; 2) like other people. The Latin has ‘a common man’.
8 For] T; From A
crop: 1) bird’s neck; 2) throat.
For him death grip’th right hard by the crop. The Latin has ‘Death lies heavy on him’.
10 dazed: 1) bewildered, stupefied; 2) benumbed with cold.
dazed, with dreadful face. Wyatt’s addition to the Latin.
L. D, T.
In Wyatt sections of T and D.
This epigram translates a strambotto by Serafino (M & T 421). T, whose ‘look’ in l. 1 changes the meaning, entitles the epigram: ‘To his lover to look upon him.’
1 sight] look T.
thy sight: the sight of you (O).
2 hidest. Probably monosyllabic (hid’st).
4 stick: hesitate.
madest. Probably monosyllabic (mad’st).
Why dost thou stick to heal that thou madest sore? The Italian has: ‘Why do you nevertheless flee, flee one who adores you?’
7 the heart] ed.; thy heart D.
8 thou] T; then D.
6–8 For if I die, … /Since t’one by t’other … thou also with my smart] And if I die thy life may last no more,/For each by other doth live and have relief,/I in thy look, and thou most in my grief T.
LI. T.
In Wyatt section of T.
This epigram probably imitates a four-line Latin epigram by Ausonius (M & T 435). The latter was derived ultimately from a couplet ascribed to Plato which Coleridge translates:
Tom, finding some gold, left a rope on the ground.
Jack, missing his gold, used the rope which he found. (F II, 74–5).
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