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Achilles & Patrocluswhat was once Ivory / has now returned to granite / BOTH WE LIE, IN THE EARTH,

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Aristos AchaionThe clang of armour rings through the clamour / of our men screaming thy name. / Thy name that I bear, blazing bright

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Sweet moonI never learn, I never learn / Keep mourning your ashes in the golden urn / You were the dawning sun opened wide

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The Lament of the Son of Menoetiusdid you know your hair was golden in the sun? / you were the boy king, gentle as the summer air / you found me frail and useless, when i was nothing

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achilles and patrocluswho would have thought / that his smile / and soulful eyes

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déjà vui felt this sorrow once before / when your name spelled patroclus and mine achilles

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“but achilles kept on grieving...the memory burning on...dawn on dawn flaming over the sea and shore would find him pacing.” - the iliad, book xxivAchilles does not sleep. / Instead, he seeks the lover’s embrace and curved lips alongside which he went to war; / Those same that he did not find,

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Oh, AchillesOh, Achilles, Achilles, / How they sing of your anger. / The merciless, unforgiving anger

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patroclus. patroclus.patroclus. / remember me? / listen.

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Bound in Devotionjust like the ocean kiss the shore. / I want you. / all of you

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Grecian (Patroclus' lost words: I)body like a Hoplite, / raised from the dust to lay the land- / sent armed

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Lovers Die Youngdid You dream of the war when We were young? / when the war was a far away nightmare / days were peaceful and no song was unsung

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achillesfierce and benevolent / these eyes of gold / warm and shattering against the light

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Patroclus; honored friendHe fought for honor with Achilles / Two brothers in arms against the world of treachery and deceit / No one saw the tender gazes that the two shared in their last goodbye

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The sands of time flow through bones of childreni understand the Greeks / When they wrote of boys / turning to men as

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divinityi once was asked to describe him / to explain the aspects that rendered me / feeble, restless

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Burial Ritesmingle our ashes / let us not part in death / let the memory

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Shared ReflectionCleopatra and / Patroclus reflect upon / the same cursed mirror

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DignityMy beloved partner; / The hero of them all. / My beloved partner;

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The Grey (I Do Not Know Love)I used to hate the grey / And everything it stood for. / The cold

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