This author wrote "they step together / glory and pain" in a sestina which laments "I am dying alive / in death I live." This poet described Thrasyllus, who asks to be restored to madness after believing he owned all the ships of Piraeus, in "On the World's Chaos and Confusion." His sonnets include "The dawn rises lovely but ill-fated and full of grief," "Dear gentle soul, you who departed this life so soon," an epitaph f
This author wrote "they step together / glory and pain" in a sestina which laments "I am dying alive / in death I live." This poet described Thrasyllus, who asks to be restored to madness after believing he owned all the ships of Piraeus, in "On the World's Chaos and Confusion." His sonnets include "The dawn rises lovely but ill-fated and full of grief," "Dear gentle soul, you who departed this life so soon," an epitaph for his shipmate Pero Moniz, and a farewell to the Tagus River. Another of his poems was translated into English by William Julius Mickle, and includes an episode where Adamastor attacks travelers rounding the Cape of Good Hope. FTP, name this 16th century author of an epic poem about Vasco da Gama's voyage to India, the Portuguese poet of The Lusiads.
This author wrote "they step together / glory and pain" in a sestina which laments "I am dying alive / in death I live."
{Luis Vaz} de {Camões} [or {Camoens}]