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A Small Book of Translations: 15 - Catullus 14
Author(s): Alexander Hutchison
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MONTEM SCANDERE
(two goes)
Putz tries it on and up Parnassus:
pitchforked down as soon as
the Muses sussed it was him.
Dicky-boy tilts at the mound of Minerva
all in vain: forked and tossed by
the wise young lovely ones
straight back down again.
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