Michael Angelo: A Fragment
Longfellow's unfinished dramatic poem on the sculptor's last years, published after his death.
Contents
Prologue at Ischia106 linesJulia, Yes, for Ippolito the Magnificent, 't Is Always Flattering to a Woman's Pride, to Be Admired by One Whom All Admire195 linesSan Silvestro482 linesBorgo Delle Vergine at Naples196 linesJulia, You Have Often Told Me, That a Bad Compromise Was Better Even, than a Good Verdict78 linesVittoria Colonna44 linesWell I remember it6 linesTo marry him?248 linesPart Second: Monologue85 linesViterbo48 linesMichael Angelo and Benvenuto Cellini257 linesFra Sebastiano Del Piombo284 linesPalazzo Belvedere181 linesPalazzo Cesarini113 linesPart Third: Monologue53 linesVigna Di Papa Giulio126 linesCardinal Marcello,, We Regret, You Have Departed from Bramante's Plan,, and from San Gallo's128 linesBindo Altoviti73 linesIn the Coliseum119 linesMacello De' Corvi370 linesMichael Angelo's Studio86 linesThe Oaks of Monte Luca210 lines
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Public domain. Text from The Complete Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Project Gutenberg ebook #1365. Free to read, print, copy and reuse.