Poems And Ballads of Heinrich Heine
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On Tuesday, in the castle, My maidens gave a ball.
The neighboring lords and ladies Came riding one and all.
But I was not invited.
Amazed they all appeared ; The gossiping aunts and cousins Remarked the fact, and sneered.
jr(5 HOMEWARD BOUND.
XVIII.
Upon the far horizon Like a picture of the mist, Appears the towered city By the twilight shadows kissed.
The moist, soft breezes ripple Our boat's wake gray and dark, With mournful measured cadence The boatman rows my bark.
The sun from clouds out...shining, Lights up once more the coast.
The very spot it shows me Where she I loved was lost.
XIX.
All hail to thee, thou fairest And most mysterious town !
That once inclosed my dearest Within thy gateways brown.
HOMEWARD BOUND 77 Speak out, ye towers and portals !
My sweetheart, where is she ? I left her in your keeping ; Ye should my warders be.
The towers are not guilty, For rooted fast were they. When sweetheart, with trunks and luggage, So quickly stole away.
The gates gave willing passage, With noiseless bars and locks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On Tuesday, in the castle, My maidens gave a ball.
The neighboring lords and ladies Came riding one and all.
But I was not invited.
Amazed they all appeared ; The gossiping aunts and cousins Remarked the fact, and sneered.
jr(5 HOMEWARD BOUND.
XVIII.
Upon the far horizon Like a picture of the mist, Appears the towered city By the twilight shadows kissed.
The moist, soft breezes ripple Our boat's wake gray and dark, With mournful measured cadence The boatman rows my bark.
The sun from clouds out...shining, Lights up once more the coast.
The very spot it shows me Where she I loved was lost.
XIX.
All hail to thee, thou fairest And most mysterious town !
That once inclosed my dearest Within thy gateways brown.
HOMEWARD BOUND 77 Speak out, ye towers and portals !
My sweetheart, where is she ? I left her in your keeping ; Ye should my warders be.
The towers are not guilty, For rooted fast were they. When sweetheart, with trunks and luggage, So quickly stole away.
The gates gave willing passage, With noiseless bars and locks.
What to read after Poems And Ballads of Heinrich Heine?
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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