Verses of Other
Verses of Other
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Unheeded I dream out my dream, And call your image from afar ; You then seem kind, and what you seem To my weak trusting heart, you are.
( 27 ) Alas ! 'tis only thus you're warm, 'Tis absence makes your smile so sweet ; The faith, the hope, the joy, the charm, All, all have vanished when we meet.
Your words are cold, your eyes no more Talk faster, fonder than your tongue : You've long ago unlearnt the lore I taught you when our love was young.
AVhy treasure up the sign or token We never wish to... use again ? AVhen all the mystic links are broken, 'Tis best to fling away the chain.
Then stay, and let me cherish still The dream your coming woiild dispel ; That tone so changed — that look so chill — Oh, stay away, or — fare you well !
( 28 ) FROM THE GERMAN OF THE COUNTESS HAHN-HAHN.
Alls der Gesellschaft, p. 189.
If you'll be my own, Then list to me now, My lot shall be shown Clear as such will allow. True told you shall hear it- Dark, light, as may be — And if you can't bear it, Vou do not love me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unheeded I dream out my dream, And call your image from afar ; You then seem kind, and what you seem To my weak trusting heart, you are.
( 27 ) Alas ! 'tis only thus you're warm, 'Tis absence makes your smile so sweet ; The faith, the hope, the joy, the charm, All, all have vanished when we meet.
Your words are cold, your eyes no more Talk faster, fonder than your tongue : You've long ago unlearnt the lore I taught you when our love was young.
AVhy treasure up the sign or token We never wish to... use again ? AVhen all the mystic links are broken, 'Tis best to fling away the chain.
Then stay, and let me cherish still The dream your coming woiild dispel ; That tone so changed — that look so chill — Oh, stay away, or — fare you well !
( 28 ) FROM THE GERMAN OF THE COUNTESS HAHN-HAHN.
Alls der Gesellschaft, p. 189.
If you'll be my own, Then list to me now, My lot shall be shown Clear as such will allow. True told you shall hear it- Dark, light, as may be — And if you can't bear it, Vou do not love me.
What to read after Verses of Other?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayward, A. (Abraham), 1801-1884 to read onlineMoreLess
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