The Poems of Goethe - Translated in the original metres by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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And the world roam'd through,
Many a crystal palace built, Crush'd them with like art, And the Dragon's life-blood spilt With my glitt'ring dart. Yes! I was a man! Next I formed the knightly plan Princess Fish to free; She was much too complaisant, Kindly welcomed me,-- And I was gallant. Heav'nly bread her kisses proved, Glowing as the wine; Almost unto death I loved. Sun-s appeared to shine In her dazzling charms. Who hath torn her from mine arms? Could no magic band Make her in her flight delay? |
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