More Translations From Heine
More Translations From Heine
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42 Die Heimkehr LXXXVIII Dark and strange ways am I wending — Heart is sick and limbs are sore ; — Ah, like balm from heaven descending, Sweet moon, doth thy radiance pour !
Sweet moon, thou hast chased and banished With thy beams night's spectral fears ; All my bitter grief hath vanished, And mine eyes are wet with tears.
Die Heimkehr 43 LXXXIX 'Tis death that is the cool fresh night, Life is the hot and sultry day ; It darkens ; I am weary, Worn out by the garish light.
Over my bed is standin...g a tree, Where sings the love-lorn nightingale, And with my dreams there mingles The throb of her ecstacy.
44 Lyrisches Intermezzo From Lyrisches Intermezzo VII MY spirit on love's quest flieth And dives in the lily's bell ; The lily a faint song sigheth • Of her that I love so well.
The song doth tremble and waver As it were her mouth's own kiss, Whereof I had once the savour, That sweet strange hour of bliss.
Lyrisches Intermezzo 45 IX On wings of poesy flying, I'll bear thee, beloved, away, To where by the Ganges is lying A sweet spot fairer than day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
42 Die Heimkehr LXXXVIII Dark and strange ways am I wending — Heart is sick and limbs are sore ; — Ah, like balm from heaven descending, Sweet moon, doth thy radiance pour !
Sweet moon, thou hast chased and banished With thy beams night's spectral fears ; All my bitter grief hath vanished, And mine eyes are wet with tears.
Die Heimkehr 43 LXXXIX 'Tis death that is the cool fresh night, Life is the hot and sultry day ; It darkens ; I am weary, Worn out by the garish light.
Over my bed is standin...g a tree, Where sings the love-lorn nightingale, And with my dreams there mingles The throb of her ecstacy.
44 Lyrisches Intermezzo From Lyrisches Intermezzo VII MY spirit on love's quest flieth And dives in the lily's bell ; The lily a faint song sigheth • Of her that I love so well.
The song doth tremble and waver As it were her mouth's own kiss, Whereof I had once the savour, That sweet strange hour of bliss.
Lyrisches Intermezzo 45 IX On wings of poesy flying, I'll bear thee, beloved, away, To where by the Ganges is lying A sweet spot fairer than day.
What to read after More Translations From Heine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Heine to read onlineMoreLess
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