The Minor Poetry of Goethe : a Selection From His Songs, Ballads, And Other Lesser Poems
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But now she him hath ta'en, It all is come again, Thirst, appetite, and sleep.
169 THE HUNTSMAN'S EVENING SONG.
I SILENT through the meadows stray, My gun upon my arm, And sweetly seems thy form to play.
Before mine eyes thy form.
Perchance thou calmly too dost rove Sweet field and valley through, And doth my passing form not move Sometimes before thee too ?
Of him, who roameth through the earth, Of joy and hope bereft, To East and West who wanders forth, Because he thee hath left.
22 IVO THE h...untsman's EVENING SONG.
It seems, whene'er I think on thee, Like gazing on the moon ; A peaceful calmness comes to me, I know not whence the boon.
in THE P E U D E * On a lovely springtime morning Passed the shepherdess and sung, Young and fair, and sorrow scorning.
Till it through the meadows rung, So la la ! leralla, &;c.
Thyrsis for a kiss made offer Two, three lambs, upon the spot ; Roguish smiled she at the proffer ; Laughed and sung, but yielded not, So la la ! leralla, &c.
* This song and the next one were written for introduction into an opera brought out at the Weimar Theatre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But now she him hath ta'en, It all is come again, Thirst, appetite, and sleep.
169 THE HUNTSMAN'S EVENING SONG.
I SILENT through the meadows stray, My gun upon my arm, And sweetly seems thy form to play.
Before mine eyes thy form.
Perchance thou calmly too dost rove Sweet field and valley through, And doth my passing form not move Sometimes before thee too ?
Of him, who roameth through the earth, Of joy and hope bereft, To East and West who wanders forth, Because he thee hath left.
22 IVO THE h...untsman's EVENING SONG.
It seems, whene'er I think on thee, Like gazing on the moon ; A peaceful calmness comes to me, I know not whence the boon.
in THE P E U D E * On a lovely springtime morning Passed the shepherdess and sung, Young and fair, and sorrow scorning.
Till it through the meadows rung, So la la ! leralla, &;c.
Thyrsis for a kiss made offer Two, three lambs, upon the spot ; Roguish smiled she at the proffer ; Laughed and sung, but yielded not, So la la ! leralla, &c.
* This song and the next one were written for introduction into an opera brought out at the Weimar Theatre.
What to read after The Minor Poetry of Goethe : a Selection From His Songs, Ballads, And Other Lesser Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe to read onlineMoreLess
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