Share:
  Guess poet | Poets | Poets timeline | Isles | Contacts

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - Book Of Suleika - Suleika 02Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - Book Of Suleika - Suleika 02
Work rating: Low


WHAT is by this stir reveal`d? Doth the East glad tidings bring? For my heart`s deep wounds are heal`d By his mild and cooling wing. He the dust with sports doth meet, And in gentle cloudlets chase; To the vineleaf`s safe retreat Drives the insects` happy race, Cools these burning cheeks of mine, Checks the sun`s fierce glow Adam, Kisses, as he flies, the vine, Flaunting over hill and plain. And his whispers soft convey Thousand greetings from my friend; Ere these hills own night`s dark sway, Kisses greet me, without end. Thus canst thou still onward go, Serving friend and mourner too! There, where lofty ramparts glow, Soon the loved one shall I view. Ah, what makes the heart`s truth known,— Love`s sweet breath,—a newborn life,— Learn I from his mouth alone, In his breath alone is rife!
Source

The script ran 0.001 seconds.