Russian Literature
Russian Literature
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Nor can this piece rank very high as a composi- tion. It is too much elaborated. The heart utters its grief in the most simple and direct language. It never runs after comparisons. The tone of the piece sounds far more 'like the song of a lover in his closet than the deep murmur of an injured maiden's heart.
The following poem is very plaintive, and fondly expresses the uneasy longing of the love-stricken one: ABSENT LOVE.
Winds are blowing, howling, Trees are bending low ; Oh, my heart is achi...ng, Tears in streamlets flow !
Days I count with sorrow, And no ends appears, RUSSIAN LITERATURE.
But my heart is lightened When I'm sheddin tears !
Tears the heart can lighten, Happy make it riot, But one blissful moment Ne'er can be forgot !
On the lea so sandy Dry, dew-thirsty lea, Oh, without my lover Life is dark to me !
Where, dark -browed, beloved one, Where, oh, mays't thou be ! Come, oh, see, and wonder How I weep for thee !
I would fly to thee, love, But no wings have I ; Withered, parched, without thee Every hour I die !
What to read after Russian Literature?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor can this piece rank very high as a composi- tion. It is too much elaborated. The heart utters its grief in the most simple and direct language. It never runs after comparisons. The tone of the piece sounds far more 'like the song of a lover in his closet than the deep murmur of an injured maiden's heart.
The following poem is very plaintive, and fondly expresses the uneasy longing of the love-stricken one: ABSENT LOVE.
Winds are blowing, howling, Trees are bending low ; Oh, my heart is achi...ng, Tears in streamlets flow !
Days I count with sorrow, And no ends appears, RUSSIAN LITERATURE.
But my heart is lightened When I'm sheddin tears !
Tears the heart can lighten, Happy make it riot, But one blissful moment Ne'er can be forgot !
On the lea so sandy Dry, dew-thirsty lea, Oh, without my lover Life is dark to me !
Where, dark -browed, beloved one, Where, oh, mays't thou be ! Come, oh, see, and wonder How I weep for thee !
I would fly to thee, love, But no wings have I ; Withered, parched, without thee Every hour I die !
What to read after Russian Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace P Horace Peters Biddle to read onlineMoreLess
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