In one poem referring to this mythological couple, the speaker calls himself a "degenerate modernwretch" and jokingly refers to the myth as "a doubtful story" after testing the physical possibility of itspremise.
In one poem referring to this mythological couple, the speaker calls himself a "degenerate modernwretch" and jokingly refers to the myth as "a doubtful story" after testing the physical possibility of itspremise. Another poem about this mythological couple concludes ambiguously by describing how "uglyNightÂ…danged down to hell her loathsome carriage." George Chapman added a second part to that poemabout this couple, diverging from the comical erotic tone of the segment completed by ChristopherMarlowe. For 10 points, name this mythological couple, one of whom swam across the Hellespont eachnight to visit the other.
In one poem referring to this mythological couple, the speaker calls himself a "degenerate modernwretch" and jokingly refers to the myth as "a doubtful story" after testing the physical possibility of itspremise.
Hero and Leander