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Zenophilia, my flowering tree, you are asleep.

Though wingless, I would come to you like Hypnos^,

And bury myself under your eyelids --

So that even sleep might not intrude,

As I alone posses you.

 

                                       — Meleagros (1st century B. C.)

 

 

^Hypnos: god of sleep

 

 

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From a statue of the Greek God Hypnos

Hypnos (Sleep) and Thanatos (Death)

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