Poems And Essays Including the Fallen Chief the Minstrels Curse Kenilworth
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39 III.
But the course of her tears Is all fruitless and vain ; The lamenting for years Wakes the dead not again.
Oh ! tell what can comfort and heal the sick heart When sweet vanished love leaves us only its smart : I, the heavenly one, will not deny it.
IV.
Let in vain be the course Of the tears that are shed ; Let laments have no force To awaken the dead ; Still the sweetest of pleasure for hearts that must mourn, When love s vanished pleasure no more can return, Is love s hallowed grief. Al...l must try it.
MAN.
(From the German. ) I.
IN the world, outcast and lonely, Stands weak man, forsaken here, Storms and winds around him raging ; Nothing to his heart is dear.
Lovingly the stars call to him, And the sweet flowers whisper, too, "Look not sadly on the future, We, O man, are one with you ! " And he presses, with deep longing, Earth and heaven to his heart ; And, in warm and tender tear-drops, Love relieves his keenest smart. 40 MAN, 41 IV.
But the north-wind sweeps the meadows ; All the flowerets fade and die ; While, with pilgrim-staff, he wanders Earth, and puts his trust on high.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
39 III.
But the course of her tears Is all fruitless and vain ; The lamenting for years Wakes the dead not again.
Oh ! tell what can comfort and heal the sick heart When sweet vanished love leaves us only its smart : I, the heavenly one, will not deny it.
IV.
Let in vain be the course Of the tears that are shed ; Let laments have no force To awaken the dead ; Still the sweetest of pleasure for hearts that must mourn, When love s vanished pleasure no more can return, Is love s hallowed grief. Al...l must try it.
MAN.
(From the German. ) I.
IN the world, outcast and lonely, Stands weak man, forsaken here, Storms and winds around him raging ; Nothing to his heart is dear.
Lovingly the stars call to him, And the sweet flowers whisper, too, "Look not sadly on the future, We, O man, are one with you ! " And he presses, with deep longing, Earth and heaven to his heart ; And, in warm and tender tear-drops, Love relieves his keenest smart. 40 MAN, 41 IV.
But the north-wind sweeps the meadows ; All the flowerets fade and die ; While, with pilgrim-staff, he wanders Earth, and puts his trust on high.
What to read after Poems And Essays Including the Fallen Chief the Minstrels Curse Kenilworth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gideon Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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