HEINRICH HEINE - Repositories
HEINRICH HEINE - Repositories HEINRICH HEINE - Repositories
i6 The sea outspreading glorious. In the dying sunbeams shone. We sat by the lonely fisher's house, We sat there mute and alone. The waters swell, the mists arise. The sea-mew flutters past. And then from out thy loving eyes The tears come flowing fast. I see them falling on thy hand. Upon my knees I sink, And from the hollow of thy hand The burning tears I drink. Since then strange flames my flesh devour. My spent soul disappears. The wretched woman in that hour Poisoned me with her tears. 96
^7 Up yonder on the mountain, There stands a castle tall; There dwelt three beauteous maidens. And I was loved by all. On Saturday Hetty kissed me, And Sunday was Julia's day; On Monday Kunigunda Nigh hugged my breath away. On Tuesday, in the castle, My maidens gave a ball. The neighboring lords and ladies Came riding one and all. But I was not invited. Amazed they all appeared; The gossiping aunts and cousins Remarked the fact, and sneered. 97
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i6<br />
The sea outspreading glorious.<br />
In the dying sunbeams shone.<br />
We sat by the lonely fisher's house,<br />
We sat there mute and alone.<br />
The waters swell, the mists arise.<br />
The sea-mew flutters past.<br />
And then from out thy loving eyes<br />
The tears come flowing fast.<br />
I see them falling on thy hand.<br />
Upon my knees I sink,<br />
And from the hollow of thy hand<br />
The burning tears I drink.<br />
Since then strange flames my flesh devour.<br />
My spent soul disappears.<br />
The wretched woman in that hour<br />
Poisoned me with her tears.<br />
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