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NAUSICAA - ZaunköniG - 31.12.2010
NAUSICAA.
Oft, from my classic memory's inmost shade,
That fair Phaeacian shore to light I bring,
Where young Nausicaa stood,—that royal maid,
Whose brave-eyed pity faced the naked king,
And made a shipwreck sweet. Beside the bed
Of a near stream he found the robe and oil,
Her timely present to the man of toil ;
Anon she took the chariot-reins, and led
The way, while in among her train he pass'd :
Then to the sacred grove, when they had come
Near that unsocial city ; till, at last.
He hail'd his sea-star in her own bright home, —
The girl who clothed his shame, and by the clue
Of purple yarn, foreshow'd him where to sue.