Iphigenia at Aulis
(After Euripides)
They stripped her stark, then threw her body bare
Backwards upon the altar of their fear;
But as the sacred knife was sharply drawn
Across her throat, she changed — into a fawn!.
Iphigenia at Aulis (After Euripides) They stripped her stark, then threw her body bare Backwards upon the altar of their fear; But as the sacred knife was sharply drawn Across her throat, she changed — into a fawn!.
Iphigenia at Aulis
(After Euripides)
They stripped her stark, then threw her body bare
Backwards upon the altar of their fear;
But as the sacred knife was sharply drawn
Across her throat, she changed — into a fawn!.