A book of Danish Verse
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Money in my hand, I sought the owner. "Any sum!" I cried, "that it be mine!" ii4 A BOOK OF DANISH VERSE In the end I paid him all my fortune, All my mortal riches for divine. Everything I gave for my desire, Everything I gave, and from his door Wandered forth a beggar, but the radiant Pearl is with me, priceless as before.
R. S. H.
TWO SONNETS (From the "Alma Sonnets" series in Adam Homo) I HERE shall I sit and write you. It is late. The red sun dives beneath the distant trees; Bushes and leave...s, lulled faintly by the breeze, Merge in the dusk where night's dark sentries wait.
Sleep softly enters through the garden gate, Closes the wells of fragrance where the bees Have hummed all day; but sweet with memories The pale night violet wakes in hidden state.
Love, when our lives move westward with the sun, And light is slanting dimly through the brake From that deep verge where all our days have set, FREDERIK PALUDAN-MULLER "5 Then, from our closing dreams, a single one Shall rise above the sleepers, and awake With fragrance like the pale night violet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Money in my hand, I sought the owner. "Any sum!" I cried, "that it be mine!" ii4 A BOOK OF DANISH VERSE In the end I paid him all my fortune, All my mortal riches for divine. Everything I gave for my desire, Everything I gave, and from his door Wandered forth a beggar, but the radiant Pearl is with me, priceless as before.
R. S. H.
TWO SONNETS (From the "Alma Sonnets" series in Adam Homo) I HERE shall I sit and write you. It is late. The red sun dives beneath the distant trees; Bushes and leave...s, lulled faintly by the breeze, Merge in the dusk where night's dark sentries wait.
Sleep softly enters through the garden gate, Closes the wells of fragrance where the bees Have hummed all day; but sweet with memories The pale night violet wakes in hidden state.
Love, when our lives move westward with the sun, And light is slanting dimly through the brake From that deep verge where all our days have set, FREDERIK PALUDAN-MULLER "5 Then, from our closing dreams, a single one Shall rise above the sleepers, and awake With fragrance like the pale night violet.
What to read after A book of Danish Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oluf Friis to read onlineMoreLess
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