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Literatur: Field
Literatur: Poetologische Lyrik
Ταῖσι
[δὲ]
ψῦχρος
μὲν
ἔγεντο
Θῦμος,
παρ
δ᾿
ἴεισι
τὰ
πτέρα. . .
5 | I SANG to women gathered round; Forth from my own heart-springs Welled out the passion; of the pain I sang if the beloved in vain Is sighed for – when |
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10 | They stood untouched, as at the sound Of unfamiliar things, Oh, then my heart turned cold, and then I dropt my wings. Trembling I seek thy holy ground, |
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15 | Apollo, lord of kings; Thou hast the darts that kill. Oh, free The senseless world of apathy, Pierce it! – for when In poet's strain no joy is found, |
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20 | His call no answer brings, Oh, then my heart turns cold, and then I drop my wings. [33] All flocks are Pan's; the groves resound To Orpheus' golden strings; |
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25 | As swan that, secret, shrills the note Triumphant from Apollo's throat, My muse, from men Her holy raptures would confound, Turns to the woods and springs, |
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30 | Whene'er my heart grows cold, and then I drop my wings. Or by the white cliff's cypress mound, My music wildly rings; I watch the hoar sails on the track |
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35 | Of moonlight; they are turning back; Night falls; and when By maiden-arms to be enwound Ashore the fisher flings, Oh, then my heart turns cold, and then |
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I drop my wings. |
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Michael Field: Long Ago.
London: Bell 1889, S. 32-33 (Nr. XX).
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