German Lyrics
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Let us bless the dead, and joy That we, too, must die.
Brethren, see, in peace he sleeps ; Let no lament ring, Cease your tears and mournful plaints.
Victory's anthem sing !
Heaven's champion ! On God's breast Soft will be his bed ; O'er his clay we'll plant to-day Roses at his head.
Harvest of immortal life !
God whom we revere !
Soon our fated day must come.
Death will cry, " Appear ! " Firm in voice, reply, " Prepared ; " He who, living, gave All his thoughts to heaven on high Need not fear ...the grave !
w The Imperial Graves.
G. RAPP.
HY wake the monks the Abbot Lark ?
" Go to thy church with speed, and hark — • Deep tones the chant from throats long dead.
Bright, flashing fires flame overhead, And at the darkest, drear midnight.
The painted windows blaze with light." 98 He listens, trembles, says his prayers.
Then hastens to the altar stairs ; A pale-faced youth, with scanty breath.
Bathed deep in blood, seems nigh to death ; The goblin monks around him moan, Pour out their plaints with tear and groan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us bless the dead, and joy That we, too, must die.
Brethren, see, in peace he sleeps ; Let no lament ring, Cease your tears and mournful plaints.
Victory's anthem sing !
Heaven's champion ! On God's breast Soft will be his bed ; O'er his clay we'll plant to-day Roses at his head.
Harvest of immortal life !
God whom we revere !
Soon our fated day must come.
Death will cry, " Appear ! " Firm in voice, reply, " Prepared ; " He who, living, gave All his thoughts to heaven on high Need not fear ...the grave !
w The Imperial Graves.
G. RAPP.
HY wake the monks the Abbot Lark ?
" Go to thy church with speed, and hark — • Deep tones the chant from throats long dead.
Bright, flashing fires flame overhead, And at the darkest, drear midnight.
The painted windows blaze with light." 98 He listens, trembles, says his prayers.
Then hastens to the altar stairs ; A pale-faced youth, with scanty breath.
Bathed deep in blood, seems nigh to death ; The goblin monks around him moan, Pour out their plaints with tear and groan.
What to read after German Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips, Henry, 1838-1895. Trl to read onlineMoreLess
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