Poems And Ballads
Poems And Ballads
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Then the morning sun comes with its beaming, And scatters it all like foam.
" Ich hab' dich geliebet und Hebe dich noch / " I LOVED thee, and oh, I love thee still ! The world to wreck may crumble, But the flames of the love that I bear thee will Flash out, as the ruins tumble.
91 " Atn leuchtenden Sommermorgen. " "TP^IS summer, a bright summer morning, X And through the garden I stray ; The flowers, they prattle and whisper, But I not a word can say.
The flowers, they prattle and whisper, With... pity my looks they scan ; " Oh, be not unkind to our sister.
Thou pale-faced, woe-worn man ! " 92 "Es leuchtet meine Ltebe. " MY love in its shadowy glory- Shines out with a lurid light, Like a troubled and tragic story, That is told on a summer night " Lovers twain in a garden enchanted Alone and in silence stray ; By the nightingales' songs they are haunted, And round them the moonbeams play.
" Statue-like stands the maid, uncompliant, On his knees at her feet is the knight ; When on strides a brute of a giant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the morning sun comes with its beaming, And scatters it all like foam.
" Ich hab' dich geliebet und Hebe dich noch / " I LOVED thee, and oh, I love thee still ! The world to wreck may crumble, But the flames of the love that I bear thee will Flash out, as the ruins tumble.
91 " Atn leuchtenden Sommermorgen. " "TP^IS summer, a bright summer morning, X And through the garden I stray ; The flowers, they prattle and whisper, But I not a word can say.
The flowers, they prattle and whisper, With... pity my looks they scan ; " Oh, be not unkind to our sister.
Thou pale-faced, woe-worn man ! " 92 "Es leuchtet meine Ltebe. " MY love in its shadowy glory- Shines out with a lurid light, Like a troubled and tragic story, That is told on a summer night " Lovers twain in a garden enchanted Alone and in silence stray ; By the nightingales' songs they are haunted, And round them the moonbeams play.
" Statue-like stands the maid, uncompliant, On his knees at her feet is the knight ; When on strides a brute of a giant.
What to read after Poems And Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Heine to read onlineMoreLess
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