Poems Translated From the Spanish And German
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have mercy upon us.
Shattered to pieces the old mill lies, ' And billows of sand o'er the ruins arise.
Help heaven ! have mercy upon us.
A LAMENT.
(UHLAND.) Buried in one's best life years Is sure an evil star ; But there's another misery Surpassing it by far, When full of heart's warm passion And tenderljess untold.
With true love unrequited One grows untimely old.
FROM THE GERMAN. 51 THE AOOEPTANOE.
(von zedlitz.) In the soft glamour of a summer's night, Bedecked with shimmering stars and mel...lowed light, The air with balmy perfume filled, and zephyr's moan.
Within the woodland roamed we two — alone !
In the-soft glamour of a summer's night.
Soul spake to soul although our lips were still.
For hand sought hand and eyes expressed our will, Her glowing cheek touched mine, so softly pressed, "Forever thine," I cried, "with thee how blessed !" Soul spake to soul although our lips were still.
" Forever thine," she whispered me again.
The heavens above me seemed as cleft in twain Its joys once more upon me to impart — Ah, joys long absent from my aching heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
have mercy upon us.
Shattered to pieces the old mill lies, ' And billows of sand o'er the ruins arise.
Help heaven ! have mercy upon us.
A LAMENT.
(UHLAND.) Buried in one's best life years Is sure an evil star ; But there's another misery Surpassing it by far, When full of heart's warm passion And tenderljess untold.
With true love unrequited One grows untimely old.
FROM THE GERMAN. 51 THE AOOEPTANOE.
(von zedlitz.) In the soft glamour of a summer's night, Bedecked with shimmering stars and mel...lowed light, The air with balmy perfume filled, and zephyr's moan.
Within the woodland roamed we two — alone !
In the-soft glamour of a summer's night.
Soul spake to soul although our lips were still.
For hand sought hand and eyes expressed our will, Her glowing cheek touched mine, so softly pressed, "Forever thine," I cried, "with thee how blessed !" Soul spake to soul although our lips were still.
" Forever thine," she whispered me again.
The heavens above me seemed as cleft in twain Its joys once more upon me to impart — Ah, joys long absent from my aching heart.
What to read after Poems Translated From the Spanish And German?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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