German Lyrics
German Lyrics
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Chargers three hundred, a pitiful host, That on the battlefield masters had lost.
Saddles three hundred, a saddening sight.
Saddles made empty in Gravelotte's fight ; 41 Digitized by VjOOQ IC Chargers three hundred, a riderless band, True to their banner, their king and their land.
When fame sounds the praise of the heroes who fell, The glory their steeds won is reckoned as well.
Triolet.
J. W. L. GLEIM.
THEN must I write a Triolet?
A Triolet's a petty thing, Within its bounds her praise to say... !
Then must I write a Triolet ?
How can I with such trifles play — Let me a pompous anthem sing !
Then must I write a Triolet ?
A Triolet's a petty thing !
I The Cradle-Coffin.
HUGO GOERING.
N the last cottage of the hamlet's bounds At dead of night a din of blows resounds ; A father hammers whilst the village sleeps, A mother vigil by her dead babe keeps.
43 Digitized by VjOOQ IC The boards he joins — the strokes ring sharp and wild — He makes a coffin for his only child.
Tis from no forest tree he builds the bier, To shield the lifeless form that once was dear ; He cuts the cradle, the babe's only bed — There's no other wood in the house for the dead — From out the cradle a coffin to build That yestere'en his infant living filled !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chargers three hundred, a pitiful host, That on the battlefield masters had lost.
Saddles three hundred, a saddening sight.
Saddles made empty in Gravelotte's fight ; 41 Digitized by VjOOQ IC Chargers three hundred, a riderless band, True to their banner, their king and their land.
When fame sounds the praise of the heroes who fell, The glory their steeds won is reckoned as well.
Triolet.
J. W. L. GLEIM.
THEN must I write a Triolet?
A Triolet's a petty thing, Within its bounds her praise to say... !
Then must I write a Triolet ?
How can I with such trifles play — Let me a pompous anthem sing !
Then must I write a Triolet ?
A Triolet's a petty thing !
I The Cradle-Coffin.
HUGO GOERING.
N the last cottage of the hamlet's bounds At dead of night a din of blows resounds ; A father hammers whilst the village sleeps, A mother vigil by her dead babe keeps.
43 Digitized by VjOOQ IC The boards he joins — the strokes ring sharp and wild — He makes a coffin for his only child.
Tis from no forest tree he builds the bier, To shield the lifeless form that once was dear ; He cuts the cradle, the babe's only bed — There's no other wood in the house for the dead — From out the cradle a coffin to build That yestere'en his infant living filled !
What to read after German Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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