German Lyrists of to Day a Selection of Lyrics From Contemporary German Poetry
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Austerely sweet then grew her smile, Husbands and brothers to beguile.
And the year after, in the gloam, While seeking crowfoot she did roam, They saw her sink in turfy bog — And others swore that in a fog She vanished near the highway hedge 1 Her babe alone remained as pledge, Dark as the night, — like linen white, Born in the pallid Lenten light.
26 Brothers in Pain You wander in darkness, and glistening ray Smiles still by your side — you the fast falling day ! In silent accordance all's sai...d twixt you now, To pain unavoidable calmly you bow.
Who wholly would give, oh, how little they gain 1 And youthful bright brow to the far would attain. You wander in darkness and glistening ray Smiles still by your side — you the fast falling day.
And sometimes yet when for the past to atone Some closer-felt touches in passing condole When presaging silence once more round you flows Tt seems to you hope now again on you grows : A- tremble your arms to the bosom tight-pressed The soon-sinking eve you thus fain would arrest, For one hour only you bid it abide While dreaming of morn glides the star by your side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Austerely sweet then grew her smile, Husbands and brothers to beguile.
And the year after, in the gloam, While seeking crowfoot she did roam, They saw her sink in turfy bog — And others swore that in a fog She vanished near the highway hedge 1 Her babe alone remained as pledge, Dark as the night, — like linen white, Born in the pallid Lenten light.
26 Brothers in Pain You wander in darkness, and glistening ray Smiles still by your side — you the fast falling day ! In silent accordance all's sai...d twixt you now, To pain unavoidable calmly you bow.
Who wholly would give, oh, how little they gain 1 And youthful bright brow to the far would attain. You wander in darkness and glistening ray Smiles still by your side — you the fast falling day.
And sometimes yet when for the past to atone Some closer-felt touches in passing condole When presaging silence once more round you flows Tt seems to you hope now again on you grows : A- tremble your arms to the bosom tight-pressed The soon-sinking eve you thus fain would arrest, For one hour only you bid it abide While dreaming of morn glides the star by your side.
What to read after German Lyrists of to Day a Selection of Lyrics From Contemporary German Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daisy Broicher to read onlineMoreLess
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