The Poems of Goethe - Translated in the original metres by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Gentle mists are drinking
Round the horizon afar. Round the shady creek lightly Morning zephyrs awake, And the ripen'd fruit brightly Mirrors itself in the lake. 1775. ----- FROM THE MOUNTAIN. [Written just after the preceding one, on a mountain overlooking the Lake of Zurich.] IF I, dearest Lily, did not love thee, How this prospect would enchant my sight! And yet if I, Lily, did not love thee, Could I find, or here, or there, delight? 1775. ----- FLOWER-SALUTE. THIS nosegay,--'twas I dress'd it,-- |
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