Gleanings From the German And French Poets
Gleanings From the German And French Poets
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Him wherefore didst thou slay ? The flowers his care were needing, They'll wither now away.
224 GLEANINGS FROM THE GERMAN POETS.
He'd give me, so he boldly said, The best flower in his garden, He spared it for his maid. " This flower the maiden laying Upon her bosom white, Went through a garden straying Wherein she took delight. A fresh green hillock there she found, Down 'midst the dear white lilies, And sat upon the mound.
" Ah, could I now but arm me As my dear sisters twain, This floweret c...annot harm me, Too soft it is to pain. " The flower she gazed at, sick and wan, Until the floweret withered, Then sunk herself thereon.
UHLAND.
PRAYER IN BATTLE.
FATHER, I cry to Thee : O'er me in clouds rolls the smoke of the battle, Flashing pours round me the fierce lightning's rattle; God of the battle, I cry to Thee ; Father, oh, lead Thou me !
PRA YER IN BA TTLE. 225 Father, oh, lead Thou me ! To victory lead me, in death lay me low, O God, to Thy sovereign commandment I bow ; Lord, as Thou wilt, oh, lead Thou me : God, I acknowledge Thee !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Him wherefore didst thou slay ? The flowers his care were needing, They'll wither now away.
224 GLEANINGS FROM THE GERMAN POETS.
He'd give me, so he boldly said, The best flower in his garden, He spared it for his maid. " This flower the maiden laying Upon her bosom white, Went through a garden straying Wherein she took delight. A fresh green hillock there she found, Down 'midst the dear white lilies, And sat upon the mound.
" Ah, could I now but arm me As my dear sisters twain, This floweret c...annot harm me, Too soft it is to pain. " The flower she gazed at, sick and wan, Until the floweret withered, Then sunk herself thereon.
UHLAND.
PRAYER IN BATTLE.
FATHER, I cry to Thee : O'er me in clouds rolls the smoke of the battle, Flashing pours round me the fierce lightning's rattle; God of the battle, I cry to Thee ; Father, oh, lead Thou me !
PRA YER IN BA TTLE. 225 Father, oh, lead Thou me ! To victory lead me, in death lay me low, O God, to Thy sovereign commandment I bow ; Lord, as Thou wilt, oh, lead Thou me : God, I acknowledge Thee !
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