The Bard of the Dimbovitza : Roumanian Folk-Songs Collected From the Peasants
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And is thy soul ; When I breathe in its scent, I think of thee." — " Sister, now tell me, dost thou feel deep longing After a husband's kiss ? " ^e St ions. 209 — " Yea ! Of themselves toward the little children My arms reach forth ; And my womb chideth me, that I let tarry Her fruitfulness so long_; She speaks ; ' Give heed, for Life is hid in thee.' " — " Sister, then hast thou me no more remembered ; Oh, give me never tidings of the earth, They do but think upon the future there." After the ...harvest, then the earth is weary.
And saith : " Till the next time of sowing, I am weary, But when that comes^ I shall grow young again" 210 Luteplayer's Songs.
SOLDIER'S SONG.
The long days are over, and now the long evenings Have come., and we sit by the fireside and sing ; We sing in remembrance of them, the dead heroes.
And all round about us their souls, too, do sing.
I SLEEP 'neath the stars with my hand on my heart, I go on my way in the glow of the sun j I say to the stars : " And when dead ye shall see me — " I say to the sun : " Thou shalt yet see my blood ; " For the stars love to look on my slumbers so peaceful, And the sun loves to see, when I valiantly fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And is thy soul ; When I breathe in its scent, I think of thee." — " Sister, now tell me, dost thou feel deep longing After a husband's kiss ? " ^e St ions. 209 — " Yea ! Of themselves toward the little children My arms reach forth ; And my womb chideth me, that I let tarry Her fruitfulness so long_; She speaks ; ' Give heed, for Life is hid in thee.' " — " Sister, then hast thou me no more remembered ; Oh, give me never tidings of the earth, They do but think upon the future there." After the ...harvest, then the earth is weary.
And saith : " Till the next time of sowing, I am weary, But when that comes^ I shall grow young again" 210 Luteplayer's Songs.
SOLDIER'S SONG.
The long days are over, and now the long evenings Have come., and we sit by the fireside and sing ; We sing in remembrance of them, the dead heroes.
And all round about us their souls, too, do sing.
I SLEEP 'neath the stars with my hand on my heart, I go on my way in the glow of the sun j I say to the stars : " And when dead ye shall see me — " I say to the sun : " Thou shalt yet see my blood ; " For the stars love to look on my slumbers so peaceful, And the sun loves to see, when I valiantly fight.
What to read after The Bard of the Dimbovitza : Roumanian Folk-Songs Collected From the Peasants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carmen Sylva to read onlineMoreLess
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