The Poems of Goethe - Translated in the original metres by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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In the Muses' silent groves. What I err'd in, what corrected, What I suffer'd, what effected, To this wreath as flow'rs belong; For the aged, and the youthful, And the vicious, and the truthful, All are fair when viewed in song. 1800.* ----- THE NEW AMADIS. IN my boyhood's days so drear I was kept confined; There I sat for many a year, All alone I pined, As within the womb. Yet thou drov'st away my gloom, Golden phantasy! I became a hero true, Like the Prince Pipi, |
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