Norman Allan | ||
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Paris: a graphic essay |
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Paris
was aprince of Troy not a picture to hang your wall |
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the Queen
of the Gods and the gods of Love, and Wisdom? saw him and were-amazed! (no it was Eris the god of discord threw the apple for the fairlest... and Zeus wasn't gonna chose... and he saw handsome Paris and said, "Let him" Venus bribed him with the beautiful the most beautiful of women married to the king of Sparta, no less |
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They asked him ty chose who was fairest, most beautiful, whatever.. most wonderful what beautiful desirable oh check the texts | ||
did his best, made enemies | ||
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itit may bring war cautioned Priam | ||
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sso he was stuck in the city bieged
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he
wore his wars well |
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the shot the arrow the slew Achillews |
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he aged besiege in those walls | ||
sometimes thoughful |
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suspicious? |
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by times puzzled |
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did he pout? |
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by turns wistful |
by turns wistful |
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but the days disolved him | ||
awakened
to the flames of pillaged Troy |
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Paris blown away like a candle |
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mixed media (water pastels, pen, pencil) on plane plywood |
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Most of
the work can be purchased |