The Bard of the Dimbovitza Rovmanian Folk Songs Collected From the Peasants
The Bard of the Dimbovitza Rovmanian Folk Songs Collected From the Peasants
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"ACCURSED. " The heavens lower, and the ravens fly. Are ye forerunners of the snow, dark birds? And shall ive soon have snow upon our fields?
It was not me he cursed, he cursed my house.
And when I leave the house, my soul hath rest; But when I enter in again, the curse Awaits me at my door. Would I might sleep beneath the open sky ! But at the moonlight hour, One saith to me : "Go back into thy house. " Nor can I answer: " Nay, a curse is on it. " It was not me he cursed, He only cursed the be...d whereon I sleep ; Would I might lie upon the ground to sleep ! But at the hour of sleep, One saith to me : "Lie down upon thy bed. " It was not me he cursed, he only cursed The food that was to nourish me, The water that I drink. Would I might die of hunger ! But at the hour of hunger and of thirst, There crieth One aloud within me, saying: " Accursed. " 1 07 " Eat then, and drink ! " It was not me he cursed ; He only cursed the paths I wander by ; Would I might stay my steps !
But at the hour of sunrise cometh One And openeth wide my door and saith : " Go hence !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"ACCURSED. " The heavens lower, and the ravens fly. Are ye forerunners of the snow, dark birds? And shall ive soon have snow upon our fields?
It was not me he cursed, he cursed my house.
And when I leave the house, my soul hath rest; But when I enter in again, the curse Awaits me at my door. Would I might sleep beneath the open sky ! But at the moonlight hour, One saith to me : "Go back into thy house. " Nor can I answer: " Nay, a curse is on it. " It was not me he cursed, He only cursed the be...d whereon I sleep ; Would I might lie upon the ground to sleep ! But at the hour of sleep, One saith to me : "Lie down upon thy bed. " It was not me he cursed, he only cursed The food that was to nourish me, The water that I drink. Would I might die of hunger ! But at the hour of hunger and of thirst, There crieth One aloud within me, saying: " Accursed. " 1 07 " Eat then, and drink ! " It was not me he cursed ; He only cursed the paths I wander by ; Would I might stay my steps !
But at the hour of sunrise cometh One And openeth wide my door and saith : " Go hence !
What to read after The Bard of the Dimbovitza Rovmanian Folk Songs Collected From the Peasants?
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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