The Poems of Schiller — Suppressed poems by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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KLOPSTOCK AND WIELAND.
(WHEN THEIR MINIATURES WERE HANGING SIDE BY SIDE.) In truth, when I have crossed dark Lethe's river, The man upon the right I'll love forever, For 'twas he first that wrote for me. For all the world the left man wrote, full clearly, And so we all should love him dearly; Come, left man! I must needs kiss thee! THE MUSES' REVENGE. AN ANECDOTE OF HELICON. Once the nine all weeping came To the god of song "Oh, papa!" they there exclaim-- "Hear our tale of wrong! "Young ink-lickers swarm about Our dear Helicon; There they fight, manoeuvre, shout, Even to thy throne. "On their steeds they galop hard To the spring to drink, |
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