Puccini, Giactmo Madama Butterfly. Liteetto. English & Italian ...
Puccini, Giactmo Madama Butterfly. Liteetto. English & Italian ...
Puccini, Giactmo Madama Butterfly. Liteetto. English & Italian ...
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ACT TWO<br />
BUTTERFLY<br />
All Peaches, violets, jessamine,<br />
Ev'ry spray of gorse or grass or flow'ring tree.<br />
SUZUKI<br />
Desolate as in winter the garden will appear.<br />
(goes into the garden)<br />
BUTTERFLY<br />
Ah ! but the balmy breath of spring<br />
sweetness here.<br />
SUZUKI<br />
shall shed her<br />
(appears on the terrace and holds out a large bunch of flowers and foliage to <strong>Butterfly</strong>)<br />
Here's more, dear mistress.<br />
BUTTERFLY<br />
(taking the bunch)<br />
'Tis not enough yet.<br />
(<strong>Butterfly</strong> distributes the flowers about the room, while Suzuki goes back to the garden)<br />
SUZUKI<br />
* (from the garden)<br />
How often at this window you've stood and wept, and waited<br />
Gazing and gazing into the wide, wide world beyond.<br />
BUTTERFLY<br />
pray for<br />
I gave my tears<br />
No more need I pray for, since the kind sea has brought him,<br />
:s to the earth, and it returns me flow'rs I<br />
SUSUKI<br />
(reappears on the terrace with another load of flowers)<br />
Not a flow'r left.<br />
BUTTERFLY<br />
(taking the flowers)<br />
Give me your burden.<br />
Come and help me.<br />
The threshold.<br />
(they scatter flowers everywhere)<br />
SUSUKI<br />
Roses shall adorn
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