The Poems of Schiller — Third period by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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The Connecting Medium
The Moment German Comedy Farewell to the Reader Dedications to Death Preface POEMS OF THE THIRD PERIOD. THE MEETING. I see her still--by her fair train surrounded, The fairest of them all, she took her place; Afar I stood, by her bright charms confounded, For, oh! they dazzled with their heavenly grace. With awe my soul was filled--with bliss unbounded, While gazing on her softly radiant face; But soon, as if up-borne on wings of fire, My fingers 'gan to sweep the sounding lyre. The thoughts that rushed across me in that hour, The words I sang, I'd fain once more invoke; Within, I felt a new-awakened power, That each emotion of my bosom spoke. |
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