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Heinrich Heine - LossesHeinrich Heine - Losses
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Youth is leaving me; but daily By new courage it`s replaced ; And my bold arm circles gaily Many a young and slender waist. Some were shocked and others pouted; Some grew wroth—but none denied. Flattery has always routed Lovely shame and stubborn pride. Yet the best is gone. Too late, I`d Give my soul for it, in truth. Can it be the blundering, great-eyed, Sweet stupidity of youth?
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