The Poems of Schiller Second Period
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The world's long story is the world's own doom. " "Hope thou hast felt, --thy wages, then, are paid; Thy faith 'twas formed the rapture pledged to thee. Thou might'st have of the wise inquiry made, -- The minutes thou neglectest, as they fade, Are given back by no eternity!" THE CONFLICT.
No! I this conflict longer will not wage, The conflict duty claims--the giant task;-- Thy spells, O virtue, never can assuage The heart's wild fire--this offering do not ask True, I have sworn--a solemn vo...w have sworn, That I myself will curb the self within; Yet take thy wreath, no more it shall be worn-- Take back thy wreath, and leave me free to sin.
Rent be the contract I with thee once made;-- She loves me, loves me--forfeit be the crown! Blessed he who, lulled in rapture's dreamy shade, Glides, as I glide, the deep fall gladly down.
She sees the worm that my youth's bloom decays, She sees my spring-time wasted as it flees; And, marvelling at the rigor that gainsays The heart's sweet impulse, my reward decrees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The world's long story is the world's own doom. " "Hope thou hast felt, --thy wages, then, are paid; Thy faith 'twas formed the rapture pledged to thee. Thou might'st have of the wise inquiry made, -- The minutes thou neglectest, as they fade, Are given back by no eternity!" THE CONFLICT.
No! I this conflict longer will not wage, The conflict duty claims--the giant task;-- Thy spells, O virtue, never can assuage The heart's wild fire--this offering do not ask True, I have sworn--a solemn vo...w have sworn, That I myself will curb the self within; Yet take thy wreath, no more it shall be worn-- Take back thy wreath, and leave me free to sin.
Rent be the contract I with thee once made;-- She loves me, loves me--forfeit be the crown! Blessed he who, lulled in rapture's dreamy shade, Glides, as I glide, the deep fall gladly down.
She sees the worm that my youth's bloom decays, She sees my spring-time wasted as it flees; And, marvelling at the rigor that gainsays The heart's sweet impulse, my reward decrees.
What to read after The Poems of Schiller Second Period?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Christoph Friedrich Von Schiller to read onlineMoreLess
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