Thank *God* Virgil and Homer et al. *didn't* get a look at her, then... I like having some heroic tales, thank you very much; we've got plenty of love sonnets.
I like my love poems a little more, oh, I don't know--like what you wrote about the fisher boy (sorry to harp on that but I've also been listening to that song you posted of the same name...)
Way to go on the translation, though! I like how you say Aeneas in Italian: Enea. That's got a nice sound to it.
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Thank *God* Virgil and Homer et al. *didn't* get a look at her, then... I like having some heroic tales, thank you very much; we've got plenty of love sonnets.
I like my love poems a little more, oh, I don't know--like what you wrote about the fisher boy (sorry to harp on that but I've also been listening to that song you posted of the same name...)
Way to go on the translation, though! I like how you say Aeneas in Italian: Enea. That's got a nice sound to it.