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- Parisina is a 586-line poem written by Lord Byron. It was probably written between 1812 and 1815, and published on 13 February 1816.
- Associated-names. Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron, 1788-1824. Parisina. Bookplateleaf. 0010.
- The lip that there would cling for ever, While gleams on Parisina’s face. The Heaven she fears will not forgive her, As if each calmly conscious star.Bulunamadı: poem
- Other editions - View all. The Siege of Corinth: A Poem ; Parisina : a Poem George Gordon Byron Baron Byron Full view - 1816.
- ‘Tis done–all closely are they shorn– The vest which till this moment worn– The scarf which Parisina gave– Must not adorn him to the grave. ... Related Poems
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- The poem is full of emotion, and the reader is drawn into the story of Parisina and Hugo. The poem is set in a time of great social and political upheaval.
- Poems Quotes Books Biography Comments. Parisina. It is the hour when from the boughs The nightingale's high note is heard; It is the hour when lovers'...
- PARISINA. ADVERTISEMENT. The following poem is grounded on a circumstance mentioned in Gibbon's "Antiquities of the House of Brunswick."
- 'Tis done--all closely are they shorn-- The vest which till this moment worn-- The scarf which Parisina gave-- Must not adorn him to the grave.
Паризина
Стихотворение Байрона
Краткая информация
Стихотворение из 586 строк, написанное лордом Байроном. Вероятно, оно было написано между 1812 и 1815 годами и опубликовано 13 февраля 1816 года. Оно основано на истории, рассказанной Эдвардом Гиббоном в его Различных работах о Никколо III д'Эсте, одном из герцогов Феррары в 15 веке.