Poems And Swedish Translations
Poems And Swedish Translations
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I fain would be a troubadour (If one poor wish be not a sin) With voice to charm and song to lure, And some melodious mandolin.
Then I would sing a song so sweet, So strange and low and strong and brave, That it should pierce beneath my feet And thrill you in your quiet grave !
I Will Slumber. 107 I WILL SLUMBER. From the Swedish of W. Von Braun.
" Darling, in the gentle arms of slumber " Seek that once thy heart's pain be forgotten, " Said a hapless mother to her daughter Who the late departed... bridegroom mourned for. " Only one good friend on earth has sorrow " That is night with her sweet peace and quiet. " Ah ! it is the hours so long and wakeful " That have paled thy cheeks and dimmed thy glances, " And my fresh new rose like tempests ravaged. " Sleep, my poor one ! Dream's befriending angel " Will give back whom late thou wert forlorn of, " Whom thou now dost weep, consumed of sorrow.
io8 I Will Slumber.
" Thou, who hast been naught but sweet, O hear me !
" Seek the rest which thou so much hast need of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I fain would be a troubadour (If one poor wish be not a sin) With voice to charm and song to lure, And some melodious mandolin.
Then I would sing a song so sweet, So strange and low and strong and brave, That it should pierce beneath my feet And thrill you in your quiet grave !
I Will Slumber. 107 I WILL SLUMBER. From the Swedish of W. Von Braun.
" Darling, in the gentle arms of slumber " Seek that once thy heart's pain be forgotten, " Said a hapless mother to her daughter Who the late departed... bridegroom mourned for. " Only one good friend on earth has sorrow " That is night with her sweet peace and quiet. " Ah ! it is the hours so long and wakeful " That have paled thy cheeks and dimmed thy glances, " And my fresh new rose like tempests ravaged. " Sleep, my poor one ! Dream's befriending angel " Will give back whom late thou wert forlorn of, " Whom thou now dost weep, consumed of sorrow.
io8 I Will Slumber.
" Thou, who hast been naught but sweet, O hear me !
" Seek the rest which thou so much hast need of.
What to read after Poems And Swedish Translations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Peterson to read onlineMoreLess
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