Adam Mickiewicz,
To My Cicerone
“ My Cicerone! Childish is thy face, But ancient wisdom o’er thy forehead shines, Through Roman gates I followed thee apace, Thou wast my guarding angel in the shrines. Oh, Thou canst even look through a heart of stone, When thou but glancest at its stubborn shell, From a single word the past to thee is known, Perhaps thou know’st the pilgrim’s fate to tell. This work is a translation and has a separate copyright status to the applicable copyright protections of the original content. ”
