Poems From the German
Poems From the German
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I saw it fall from heaven, And sink into the wave, And ever my tears run downward To seek for thy star in its grave.
69 THE FISHER.
TT is a youthful fisher, And perish'd is his bliss ; Dead is his love and buried, How shall he credit this ?
And till the stars' appearing, And till the white moonshine, He tarries for the maiden, To row her on the Rhine.
And with the stars' appearing The maiden true appears, And feeble are her footsteps, And white the robe she wears.
70 The Fisher.
Then down the f...lowing waters In silence do they glide, She shivers and she trembles, And shudders at his side.
" O love, the night is dewy, The winds thy robe unfold ; O, wrap thee in my mantle, And screen thee from the cold. " And to the ancient mountains Her snowy arms she spreads, And hails the moon's effulgence And silver on the heads Of huge and hoary castles, And in the boat upstands, And fain would grasp the moonlight, And hold it in her hands.
The Fisher. 71 " O love, upon my bosom In peace and stillness rest, The stream is deep and rapid, And death is in its breast !" Now past the stately cities The rapid stream impels ; And in the towers is pealing And chiming of the bells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw it fall from heaven, And sink into the wave, And ever my tears run downward To seek for thy star in its grave.
69 THE FISHER.
TT is a youthful fisher, And perish'd is his bliss ; Dead is his love and buried, How shall he credit this ?
And till the stars' appearing, And till the white moonshine, He tarries for the maiden, To row her on the Rhine.
And with the stars' appearing The maiden true appears, And feeble are her footsteps, And white the robe she wears.
70 The Fisher.
Then down the f...lowing waters In silence do they glide, She shivers and she trembles, And shudders at his side.
" O love, the night is dewy, The winds thy robe unfold ; O, wrap thee in my mantle, And screen thee from the cold. " And to the ancient mountains Her snowy arms she spreads, And hails the moon's effulgence And silver on the heads Of huge and hoary castles, And in the boat upstands, And fain would grasp the moonlight, And hold it in her hands.
The Fisher. 71 " O love, upon my bosom In peace and stillness rest, The stream is deep and rapid, And death is in its breast !" Now past the stately cities The rapid stream impels ; And in the towers is pealing And chiming of the bells.
What to read after Poems From the German?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garnett Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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