The Bard of the Dimbovitza Roumanian Folk Songs
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" And thy children thou dost not love, for they are his children, Yet lovest them all the more, that they are his children ; Thou dost hear his step, that goeth hence to that other, And knowest that he helps her draw the water Up from the well, and loves the path she hath trodden, The while he shuns the path that thou didst take. For his wife's white veil is fair to his eyes no longer.
More softly the moon looketh down on thee than on others ; Would she tell thee a secret^ then, That she looks ...more softly down on thee than on others ?
He who Remembers. 95 HE WHO REMEMBERS.
The cow has fall 'n the little cow-herd weeps. The rain has washed the pebbles upon the way. Black flowers have I upon my mantle white.
I SAID to him who remembers, " What is it that thou dost see ? " He answered : " I see my heart. " Then I said to him : " Look at the mountains, Look at the plains, and the mill That waits to rest till the sunset, And waits till the sunrise to waken ; Then look at the houses, their pitchers All brimming over with water, And everywhere mats on the ground, And daggers upon the wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And thy children thou dost not love, for they are his children, Yet lovest them all the more, that they are his children ; Thou dost hear his step, that goeth hence to that other, And knowest that he helps her draw the water Up from the well, and loves the path she hath trodden, The while he shuns the path that thou didst take. For his wife's white veil is fair to his eyes no longer.
More softly the moon looketh down on thee than on others ; Would she tell thee a secret^ then, That she looks ...more softly down on thee than on others ?
He who Remembers. 95 HE WHO REMEMBERS.
The cow has fall 'n the little cow-herd weeps. The rain has washed the pebbles upon the way. Black flowers have I upon my mantle white.
I SAID to him who remembers, " What is it that thou dost see ? " He answered : " I see my heart. " Then I said to him : " Look at the mountains, Look at the plains, and the mill That waits to rest till the sunset, And waits till the sunrise to waken ; Then look at the houses, their pitchers All brimming over with water, And everywhere mats on the ground, And daggers upon the wall.
What to read after The Bard of the Dimbovitza Roumanian Folk Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elena 1868 Vacarescu to read onlineMoreLess
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