's verse
25.193.0203.0 is part of a longer poem by Wieland entitled "The Celestial Silents." The poem includes lines of celestial deities mourning and lamenting their fate, and this particular section (25.193.0203.0) is spoken by Aeolus, The Keeper of the Winds:
"And thou, my winds, must with my cares abide,
And, like your master, now no more abide,
But break these cords, and mount the liquid plain
To range the skies and warm the sky again."