o'erthrow

That I may rise, and stand, o'erthrow me, and bend

Whither Documents? 2008

That I may rise, and stand, o'erthrow me, and bend

Archive 2008-06-01 2008

And he knew what I think is the most important truth of being an artist: that sometimes you must break your staff, and drown your books, o'erthrow all your charms, and stand before your your audience with only your own strength.

O for a muse of fire Kat Howard 2009

And he knew what I think is the most important truth of being an artist: that sometimes you must break your staff, and drown your books, o'erthrow all your charms, and stand before your your audience with only your own strength.

Archive 2009-04-01 Kat Howard 2009

That I may rise, and stand, o'erthrow me, and bend

John Lundberg: A Short History Of The Sonnet 2009

Wert thou to call the men of old time rude uncultured boors thou wouldst not err, seeing that they devised their hymns for festive occasions, for banquets, and to grace the board, a pleasure to catch the ear, shed o'er our life, but no man hath found a way to allay hated grief by music and the minstrel's varied strain, whence arise slaughters and fell strokes of fate to o'erthrow the homes of men.

Medea 2008

O Paris, who didst utterly o'erthrow my home, here was thy ruin too and theirs, those countless mail-clad Danai.

Helen 2008

O Paris, who didst utterly o'erthrow my home, here was thy ruin too and theirs, those countless mail-clad Danai.

Helen 2008

Wert thou to call the men of old time rude uncultured boors thou wouldst not err, seeing that they devised their hymns for festive occasions, for banquets, and to grace the board, a pleasure to catch the ear, shed o'er our life, but no man hath found a way to allay hated grief by music and the minstrel's varied strain, whence arise slaughters and fell strokes of fate to o'erthrow the homes of men.

Medea 2008

That I may rise, and stand, o'erthrow me, and bend

Any sympathy for the gay evangelicals? Ann Althouse 2006