Each in His Own Tongue And Other Poems
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LONE, " we groan, when others die, "alone!" Out of the joyous sunlight of this earth, Through the dark portals of the sec- ond birth Into the limitless Unknown, alone! Ah, sad to stand before His splendid throne, Or wander wistful mid celestial mirth, The human heart still hungry with love's dearth, In all that City of God alone unknown! How kinder Death to her! Behind the veil, The sun-bright shadow cast athwart our night, 77 78 On One Who Died in Childbirth Her angel lingered, lest her heart ...should fail, Until, their souls well knit, they passed away, Pure of the earth with pure of heaven anight Through God's wide fields, communing all the day. HAGEN UND VOLKER c. P. S. ( Nibelungenlied, Abenteur 29) IN Etzel's land they sat long years ago In the tense evening of that fatal day; On Hagen's knees a naked sword there lay, And Volker stroked his baleful fiddle- bow. So the Fair Vengeance found them coun- selling low ; No greeting but defiance offered they To her fierce menaces, and kept at bay With grim, sad eyes the wily Hunnish foe.
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LONE, " we groan, when others die, "alone!" Out of the joyous sunlight of this earth, Through the dark portals of the sec- ond birth Into the limitless Unknown, alone! Ah, sad to stand before His splendid throne, Or wander wistful mid celestial mirth, The human heart still hungry with love's dearth, In all that City of God alone unknown! How kinder Death to her! Behind the veil, The sun-bright shadow cast athwart our night, 77 78 On One Who Died in Childbirth Her angel lingered, lest her heart ...should fail, Until, their souls well knit, they passed away, Pure of the earth with pure of heaven anight Through God's wide fields, communing all the day. HAGEN UND VOLKER c. P. S. ( Nibelungenlied, Abenteur 29) IN Etzel's land they sat long years ago In the tense evening of that fatal day; On Hagen's knees a naked sword there lay, And Volker stroked his baleful fiddle- bow. So the Fair Vengeance found them coun- selling low ; No greeting but defiance offered they To her fierce menaces, and kept at bay With grim, sad eyes the wily Hunnish foe.
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