Aeschylus: Drop, drop—in our sleep, upon the heart sorrow falls, memory's pain, and to us, though against our very will, even in ou

Drop, drop—in our sleep, upon the heart sorrow falls, memory's pain, and to us, — Aeschylus

Drop, drop—in our sleep, upon the heart sorrow falls, memory's pain, and to us, though against our very will, even in our own despite, comes wisdom by the awful grace of God.

Aeschylus

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