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Confucius - A Love-SongConfucius - A Love-Song
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The moon comes forth, bright in the sky; A lovelier sight to draw my eye   Is she, that lady fair. She round my heart has fixed love`s chain, But all my longings are in vain.   `Tis hard the grief to bear. The moon comes forth, a splendid sight; More winning far that lady bright,   Object of my desire! Deep-seated is my anxious grief; In vain I seek to find relief;   While glows the secret fire. The rising moon shines mild and fair; More bright is she, whose beauty rare   My heart with longing fills. With eager wish I pine in vain; O for relief from constant pain,   Which through my bosom thrills!
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