To Karl Theodor German
To Karl Theodor German
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Ah no! I scarce dare speak before thy face. Lest I so fortunate a dream dispel.
For howso'er thy beauty and thy grace Do charm, they may but cast a treacherous spell, And in thy heart affection have no place.
XIV CCARCE shall you need to ask the world excuse Thy love for me; 'twere nothing mean or low; And they who scorn the favors I bestow The favor of my friends must likewise lose.
Many the friends whom I could not refuse, Should I requite the love of all who know Th' entire passion of my hea...rt, even though But distantly, as votaries of my muse.
For a warm heart, though one which you pursue With poisoned darts envenomed by thy spite, Must ever win itself warm friends and true.
But thou who feignst to be so harsh — Oh, might I only die upon thy breast, and you Close these two eyes which you so well delight!
XV TTOO cruelly you try me. From thy bow Shaft upon shaft comes speeding at my breast. You have for me this preference expressed O'er one whom I a soulless body know.
Yet while thy beauty sets my heart aglow, 1 battle with the stormy billows, lest, Angered and by deception oft distressed, On thee some bitter name I might bestow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah no! I scarce dare speak before thy face. Lest I so fortunate a dream dispel.
For howso'er thy beauty and thy grace Do charm, they may but cast a treacherous spell, And in thy heart affection have no place.
XIV CCARCE shall you need to ask the world excuse Thy love for me; 'twere nothing mean or low; And they who scorn the favors I bestow The favor of my friends must likewise lose.
Many the friends whom I could not refuse, Should I requite the love of all who know Th' entire passion of my hea...rt, even though But distantly, as votaries of my muse.
For a warm heart, though one which you pursue With poisoned darts envenomed by thy spite, Must ever win itself warm friends and true.
But thou who feignst to be so harsh — Oh, might I only die upon thy breast, and you Close these two eyes which you so well delight!
XV TTOO cruelly you try me. From thy bow Shaft upon shaft comes speeding at my breast. You have for me this preference expressed O'er one whom I a soulless body know.
Yet while thy beauty sets my heart aglow, 1 battle with the stormy billows, lest, Angered and by deception oft distressed, On thee some bitter name I might bestow.
What to read after To Karl Theodor German?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by August Platen to read onlineMoreLess
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