Parsifal
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And then the full tide of my sinful bloodEbbs out in tumult wild through this deep woundHere in my side. It leaps in bounds of pain, Like torments of the lowest depths of hell, --Through this deep wound. Like His own wound it is, Thrust through with bitter stroke of that same Spear, And in the self-same place from which His tearsOf burning blood wept over man's disgraceIn holiest pity and divinest love;And now from me, the highest office holdingAnd charged with holiest trust of God's good grace..., --From me the hot, impassioned blood is surging, Renewed again by that first awful sin. Alas, no deep repentance e'er can saveA sinner dyed in sins so scarlet red. Naught can avail, but only one sure thing, The healing touch of that thrice-sacred Spear, Held in the pure hand of the guileless One. Have mercy, O have mercy, pitying God!Take back my birthright in the sacred trust!Take back my life and all I hold most dear!But give me healing, and Thy tender love, --And let me die, and come to Thee pure-hearted!" And as he ended in an anguished sob, The boys' sweet voices chanted from the dome: _"By pity 'lightened, My guileless One, -- Wait for him, Till My will is done!"_ Then softly all the knights cried: "'Tis God's willThat thou shouldst wait in suffering, yet hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then the full tide of my sinful bloodEbbs out in tumult wild through this deep woundHere in my side. It leaps in bounds of pain, Like torments of the lowest depths of hell, --Through this deep wound. Like His own wound it is, Thrust through with bitter stroke of that same Spear, And in the self-same place from which His tearsOf burning blood wept over man's disgraceIn holiest pity and divinest love;And now from me, the highest office holdingAnd charged with holiest trust of God's good grace..., --From me the hot, impassioned blood is surging, Renewed again by that first awful sin. Alas, no deep repentance e'er can saveA sinner dyed in sins so scarlet red. Naught can avail, but only one sure thing, The healing touch of that thrice-sacred Spear, Held in the pure hand of the guileless One. Have mercy, O have mercy, pitying God!Take back my birthright in the sacred trust!Take back my life and all I hold most dear!But give me healing, and Thy tender love, --And let me die, and come to Thee pure-hearted!" And as he ended in an anguished sob, The boys' sweet voices chanted from the dome: _"By pity 'lightened, My guileless One, -- Wait for him, Till My will is done!"_ Then softly all the knights cried: "'Tis God's willThat thou shouldst wait in suffering, yet hope.
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