Gems From Petőfi And Other Hungarian Poets, [translated] With a Memoir of the Former, And a Review of Hungary's Poetical Literature

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But soon the gale, with hatred filled and spite, Tore us with brutish force from her one night;.
And onward drove me, till at last I found A rest in this bleak desert's sterile ground.
I grew up here, and centuries have I Seen slowly come and slowly pass me by.
My life is sad, and through these many years.
I found my sole relief in burning tears.
In vain I look around, I cannob see Even one that is of my dear family.
Once in a while I'm visited by men.
I serve them cheerfully, as well I can.
Al...l those who come in summer's burning heat Eind my delightful shade a joyous treat.
And fire is kindled from my branches dry For those who, in the winter days, pass by.
As gallows even, I end the misery Of those who, in despair have come to me.
And this is all; with this I now have told The story of my life; now being old, I wish to die — to end my life and woe!
Once in a while the gale, my ancient foe, Comes here, but harms me not. He does in vain.
Shake me with all his might; I firm remain.
But what will bring about my fall at length, I, who for ages stood in giant strength?

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