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Heinrich Heine - Einst Sah Ich VieleHeinrich Heine - Einst Sah Ich Viele
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I saw a crowd of flowers in bloom, On my way: too lazy of course To stir myself and pick them too, I rode on by, on my proud horse. Now, when I’m wretched and I’m dying, Now, when my grave’s already aired, Often in memory, painful, mocking, The scent of flowers I scorned is there. One, especially, of fiery yellow, A violet, burns inside my head, How I regret I never fully Had that sweetheart in her bed. My solace: Lethe’s water can Even now, not lacking in its powers, Refresh the foolish heart of Man, With sweet forgetful midnight hours.
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