1. The Cure at Troy by Seamus Heaney
... he can see island as imbued with divinity, for the first time he addressed the Nymphs, as it reminds him of the nymphs of his homeland, who before belonged to a distant unreachable hope. "The sea nymphs in the spray29". This is no longer an island of savage survival, but this was also a place where he was to find the ... ...
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