Verses And Translations
Verses And Translations
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To this one end All force doth bend — That lovers meet !
After Paul Verlaine ^ Dans le vieux parc^ solitaire et glace ^ In the old chase, all desolate and vast, Two forms but now have passed.
Dea^ eyes and drooping lips are theirs ; each word So low that scarce 'tis heard.
In the old chase, all desolate and vast. Two Ghosts have raised the Past.
' Rememb'rest joys of June in drear November?' 'Say, why should I remember?' ' Still stirs my name thy heart as long ago ? In dreams still seest me?' '...No. ' ' O days of never-spoken bliss, when we Pressed mouth to mouth !' ' May be. ' ' How strong was hope ! how blue the heaven o'erhead ! ' * Foiled hope to the black sky fled. ' So through the nodding oats they went ; no word, Save by the night, was heard.
« « « After Uhland * Zu meinen Fussen sinkt ein Blatt ' Sick with the rain and faint for heat A leaf is falling at my feet. When it was green and young of cheer I had a father and mother dear !
A leaf ! its life is but a day, The spring's sweet child, the autumn's prey !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To this one end All force doth bend — That lovers meet !
After Paul Verlaine ^ Dans le vieux parc^ solitaire et glace ^ In the old chase, all desolate and vast, Two forms but now have passed.
Dea^ eyes and drooping lips are theirs ; each word So low that scarce 'tis heard.
In the old chase, all desolate and vast. Two Ghosts have raised the Past.
' Rememb'rest joys of June in drear November?' 'Say, why should I remember?' ' Still stirs my name thy heart as long ago ? In dreams still seest me?' '...No. ' ' O days of never-spoken bliss, when we Pressed mouth to mouth !' ' May be. ' ' How strong was hope ! how blue the heaven o'erhead ! ' * Foiled hope to the black sky fled. ' So through the nodding oats they went ; no word, Save by the night, was heard.
« « « After Uhland * Zu meinen Fussen sinkt ein Blatt ' Sick with the rain and faint for heat A leaf is falling at my feet. When it was green and young of cheer I had a father and mother dear !
A leaf ! its life is but a day, The spring's sweet child, the autumn's prey !
What to read after Verses And Translations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, G. C. Moore (George Charles Moore), 1858-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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