Evening Songs
Evening Songs
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I dreamt of banquets with Thy love And have but crumbs collected ; What wonder, then, if only grief Is in my face reflected.
The heart, indeed, can suffer much. Oppressed by love's great hunger, And whether I am day or night I now can guess no longer.
*Tis written thus. The day and night Proceed, each other missing — But as the evening's dusk arrives, They meet, each other kissing.
35 Evening Songs XXVI !
Tell wherein thou hast sinned, my heart; i My God, such tribulation !
That what forever sh...ould be joined ' Must live in separation. J How beautiful the life would be \ In love without distressing! i But to forever yearn and live — ' j Where is therein a blessing?
36 i I \ Evening Songs XXVII J i If all the world lost its delight \ And had no other pleasure I And love alone was left behind — The life would have its treasure. • ■ And if all other things were truth i And love but dreams' delusion — ! I would be ready to lie down And sleep to life's conclusion. I And if till now I've only dreamt — My dreams had their sweet flavor, ( And who sang me my lullabies j I shan't forget forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I dreamt of banquets with Thy love And have but crumbs collected ; What wonder, then, if only grief Is in my face reflected.
The heart, indeed, can suffer much. Oppressed by love's great hunger, And whether I am day or night I now can guess no longer.
*Tis written thus. The day and night Proceed, each other missing — But as the evening's dusk arrives, They meet, each other kissing.
35 Evening Songs XXVI !
Tell wherein thou hast sinned, my heart; i My God, such tribulation !
That what forever sh...ould be joined ' Must live in separation. J How beautiful the life would be \ In love without distressing! i But to forever yearn and live — ' j Where is therein a blessing?
36 i I \ Evening Songs XXVII J i If all the world lost its delight \ And had no other pleasure I And love alone was left behind — The life would have its treasure. • ■ And if all other things were truth i And love but dreams' delusion — ! I would be ready to lie down And sleep to life's conclusion. I And if till now I've only dreamt — My dreams had their sweet flavor, ( And who sang me my lullabies j I shan't forget forever.
What to read after Evening Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vtezslav Hlek to read onlineMoreLess
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