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Heinrich Heine - Der AsraHeinrich Heine - Der Asra
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Every day so lovely, shining, Up and down, the Sultan’s daughter Walked at evening by the water, Where the white fountain splashes. Every day the young slave stood By the water, in the evening, Where the white fountain splashes, Every day grew pale, and paler. Then the princess came one evening, Quickly speaking to him, softly, ‘Your true name I wish to know it, Your true homeland, and your nation.’ And the slave said, ‘I am called Mahomet, I am from Yemen, And my tribe, it is the Asra, Who die, when they love.’
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