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Brady Meyer
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Beowulf telling the story of a father who lost his son in battle is among the most moving passages I've read in the classics thus far:
"No tunes from the harp, no cheer raised in the yard. / Along with his longing, he lies down on his bed / and sings a lament; everything seems too large, / the steadings and the fields."
— Jan 08, 2026 01:10PM
"No tunes from the harp, no cheer raised in the yard. / Along with his longing, he lies down on his bed / and sings a lament; everything seems too large, / the steadings and the fields."
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