Odyssey1
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- Going on, Odysseus and his men held candle wax in their ears to keep them from succumbing to the sirens' seduction.
- I'll insert candle wax in your ears, so you can bind me up, so we can go through safety procedures.
- Two sirens were chatting on their way there as soon as they arrived, so Odysseus and his men braced themselves for the sirens' singing.
- This way or turn your bows, Achaea's glory, all the world allows, Moor and be merry.
- The sirens got ready and started to sing for the men in the ship.
- Sweet coupled airs we sing. No lonely seafarer, hold clear of entering our green mirror
- Odysseus was having a difficult time as the sirens sang, to the point that he wished to be untied by his men.
- Men, untie me! Please I can't resist myself
- Pleased by each purling note like honey twining from her throat, who lies a pining?
- His men, on the other hand, did not listen to him because they were focused on the oars.
- I want to hear them, untie me, untie me please!
- Sea rovers here take joy voyaging onward, as from our song of Troy Graybeard rower-boy Goeth more learned
- Odysseus couldn't bear not hearing the sirens because he was amazed by their appearance.
- Untie me! Don't just stand steady to the oars! I want to hear the sirens
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