
The Poetry of Catullus
Catullus45 USD
Date
1967
Category
Poetry
Description
An anthology of the poetry of Catullus translated by C.H. Sisson with the complete Latin text.
Excerpt
What can one make of it? This charming wit,
This expert in civilization conversation
Is about as dull as a row of turnips
One he touches poetry. However
He is never so happy as when he is writing it;
Then he can love himself and admire his talents.
Still, we all imagine that we have gifts,
And everyone is a bit like Suffers;
Everyone has his special delusion—
Our view of ourselves is a bit different from other people’s.