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To: mmbw who wrote (52139)	7/17/2002 10:33:22 PM
From: tekboy	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 54805

1397: Renaissance Ahead? The first usable item I came across for this year was a pair of poems from the Catalan poet Ausias March, born that year. I reprint them verbatim below, with titles added: Capitulation Like the bull which takes flight into the wilderness when overcome by another which forces him, and does not return until he musters the strength to destroy the one which banished him, so must I also go away from you, for your gesture has confused my effort; I shall not return until I have completely banished the great fear which prevents my happiness. Greenspan Just like he who sees himself near death, going through hardships, through perils at sea, and sees a place where he can find his ease and cannot reach it for his evil luck; like him I pass through these hard times and see you, who might cure all my ills: and now despaired of achieving my desires, I'll circle the world, telling of your pride. intercom.es tb/A@asignfromabove?.com