"Unhappy monarch! whom the
Grecian race
With shame deserting, heap with vile
disgrace.
Not such at Argos was their generous
vow:
Once all their voice, but ah!
forgotten now:
Ne'er to return, was then the common
cry,
Till Troy's proud structures should
in ashes lie.
Behold them weeping for their native
shore;
What could their wives or helpless
children more?
What heart but melts to leave the
tender train,
And, one short month, endure the
wintry main?
Few leagues removed, we wish our
peaceful seat,
When the ship tosses, and the
tempests beat:
Then well may this long stay provoke
their tears,
The tedious length of nine revolving
years.
Not for their grief the Grecian host
I blame;
But vanquish'd! baffled! oh, eternal
shame!
Expect the time to Troy's
destruction given
--People were removed from troy but
the gracean seat stayed peaceful the
institutions that should have failed still remained
A peaceful resolve is necessary to
maintain what is cherished of tray and unite with the good people inside like Paris?
It cannot fall if people want it to survive
based on good things
The corrupt might want to maintain
it for corrupt reasons but the good maintained it with good intention and
reinforce it to even this day.
pg 56
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