John Masefield,
A King's Daughter: A Tragedy in Verse
“ For beauty, and like God for being wise. Now Nireus’ friend was Paris, out of Troy, Paris, the prince, the archer, who had seen The goddesses within the forest green; King Priam’s son, a peacock of a boy. Moon-Blossom. At Sparta’s court, not far from Syme Isle, Bright Helen lived, King Menelaus’ Queen, The loveliest woman that has ever been, Who made all mortals love her by her smile. Nireus and Paris went together there To Helen’s palace: and when Nireus saw Helen the Queen, the lovely without flaw, He loved her like her shadow everywhere. ”
