Monologue

Polyneices Monologue from Oedipus at Colonus

From Oedipus at Colonus by Sophocles

male · anguished · 40 sec

I shall not tell it; a good general Reports successes and conceals mishaps. (ANTIGONE: Misguided youth, thy purpose then stands fast!) ’Tis so, and stay me not. The road I choose, Dogged by my sire and his avenging spirit, Leads me to ruin; but for you may Zeus Make your path bright if ye fulfill my hest When dead; in life ye cannot serve me more. Now let me go, farewell, a long farewell! Ye ne’er shall see my living face again. (ANTIGONE: Ah me!) Bewail me not.

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