A Romance in Song; Heine's Lyrical Interlude
A Romance in Song; Heine's Lyrical Interlude
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13 Digitized by Google 14 HEINE'S LYRICAL INTERLUDE, Then in swept a fairy who loved the dull knight, Her robes of the sea-foam, long-flowing, Her wide veil with many a diamond bright, Her face like a ruddy rose glowing, Her golden hair falling in waves to her feet: A moment their eyes met, with rapture replete, When they flung their fond arms round each other.
She held the knight fast in a tender embrace, Till his heart beat and beat like a hammer; The dreamer aroused, and grew red in the face..., The timid forgot how to stammer; And while he knew naught but his blissful surprise.
The fairy cast cunningly over his eyes Her magical veil bright with jewels.
To a crystalline palace of water the knight By spells of enchantment was carried.
And stared in wild wonder, half-blinded with light, While long in its splendor he tarried.
The fairy caressed him, her joy and her pride, And he was the bridegroom and she was the bride.
While her maidens played sweetly the zither.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13 Digitized by Google 14 HEINE'S LYRICAL INTERLUDE, Then in swept a fairy who loved the dull knight, Her robes of the sea-foam, long-flowing, Her wide veil with many a diamond bright, Her face like a ruddy rose glowing, Her golden hair falling in waves to her feet: A moment their eyes met, with rapture replete, When they flung their fond arms round each other.
She held the knight fast in a tender embrace, Till his heart beat and beat like a hammer; The dreamer aroused, and grew red in the face..., The timid forgot how to stammer; And while he knew naught but his blissful surprise.
The fairy cast cunningly over his eyes Her magical veil bright with jewels.
To a crystalline palace of water the knight By spells of enchantment was carried.
And stared in wild wonder, half-blinded with light, While long in its splendor he tarried.
The fairy caressed him, her joy and her pride, And he was the bridegroom and she was the bride.
While her maidens played sweetly the zither.
Digitized by Google HEINE'S LYRICAL INTERLUDE.
What to read after A Romance in Song; Heine's Lyrical Interlude?
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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