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English, French and German poems in their original text and in translation. English poems translated into French and German. French poems translated into English and German. German poems translated into English.
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Ode, The Music Makers
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Arthur William Edgar O'Shaughnessy. We are the music makers,. And we are the dreamers of dreams,. Wandering by lone sea-breakers,. And sitting by desolate streams;. World-losers and world-forsakers,. On whom the pale moon gleams:. Yet we are the movers and shakers. Of the world for ever, it seems. With wonderful deathless ditties. We build up the world's great cities,. And out of a fabulous story. We fashion an empire's glory:. One man with a dream, at pleasure,. Shall go forth and conquer a crown;.
Tears, Idle Tears
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Tears, Idle Tears. Tears, Idle Tears. Tears, idle tears, I know not what they mean,. Tears from the depth of some divine despair. Rise in the heart, and gather to the eyes,. In looking on the happy Autumn-fields,. And thinking of the days that are no more. Fresh as the first beam glittering on a sail,. That brings our friends up from the underworld,. Sad as the last which reddens over one. That sinks with all we love below the verge;. So sad, so fresh, the days that are no more. Tränen, Müßige Tränen.
Nuits d'etoiles Stalactites
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Recueil : "Les stalactites". Nuit d'étoiles, sous tes voiles,. Sous ta brise et tes parfums,. Triste lyre qui soupire,. Je rêve aux amours défunts. Vient éclore au fond de mon c ur,. Et j'entends l'âme de ma mie. Tressaillir dans le bois rêveur. Dans les ombres de la feuillée,. Quand tout bas je soupire seul,. Tu reviens, pauvre âme éveillée,. Toute blanche dans ton linceuil. Je revois à notre fontaine. Tes regards bleus comme les cieux;. Cettes rose, c'est ton haleine,. Et ces étoiles sont tes yeux.
Le Balcon
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Mère des souvenirs, maîtresse des maîtresses,. Ô toi, tous mes plaisirs! Ô toi, tous mes devoirs! Tu te rappelleras la beauté des caresses,. La douceur du foyer et le charme des soirs,. Mère des souvenirs, maîtresse des maîtresses! Les soirs illuminés par l'ardeur du charbon,. Et les soirs au balcon, voilés de vapeurs roses. Que ton sein m'était doux! Que ton coeur m'était bon! Nous avons dit souvent d'impérissables choses. Les soirs illuminés par l'ardeur du charbon. Que l'espace est profond! You recall...
La Fleur des Eaux
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La Fleur des Eaux. La fleur des eaux. L'air est plein d'une odeur exquise de lilas,. Qui, fleurissant du haut des murs jusques en bas,. Embaument les cheveux des femmes. La mer au grand soleil va toute s'embraser,. Et sur le sable fin qu'elles viennent baiser. O ciel qui de ses yeux dois porter la couleur,. Brise qui va chanter dans les lilas en fleur. Pour en sortir tout embaumée,. Ruisseaux, qui mouillerez sa robe,. O verts sentiers,. Vous qui tressaillerez sous ses chers petits pieds,. Raille l'angois...
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Max Dauthendey
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Sophie Walburga Margaretha Hoechstetter 1873- 1943. Sophie was born as the youngest of six daughters to an apothecary in Pappenheim who was proprietor of a long established pharmacy that had descended through a century of family ownership. She experienced a carefree youth and found early interest in the works of Byron and Goethe. She published her first work, which was directed towards female emancipation, Goethe als Erzieher (Goethe as Educator), in 1896.
Andre Chenier
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André Marie Chénier 1762 - 1794. Chénier was born in Constantinople (Istanbul) to a French father who occupied the position of Consul and a mother of Franco Greek origin. He was taken, at an early age, to France, however, to live in Carcassonne whilst his father took the position of Consul General of France in Morocco. He later studied classics in Paris. His poem, La Jeune Captive, was written during his imprisonment supposedly based on the thoughts of a fellow captive, the duchesse de Fleury.
Robert Seymour Bridges
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Robert Seymour Bridges 1844-1930. The North Wind in October. Bridges was born in Walmer, Kent, to a large family where his father was a member of a prosperous Kentish family of landowners. His father died in 1853, however, and his mother remarried in 1854 removing the family to Rochdale. Several of his works were set to music by Parry, Holst and Finzi.
Marceline Desbordes-Valmore
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Marceline Desbordes-Valmore 1786- 1859. Les Roses de Saadi. Marceline Desbordes-Valmore was born at Douai to a family where her father was an armorial painter but whose livelihood was destroyed by the revolution and who thereupon sought poorly paid work as an innkeeper. Marceline wrote several collections of poetry beginning publication with Élégies et Romances in 1819 ending with Bouquets et prières in 1843 but she continued acting until 1832 after which she concentrated on writing including 'Tales' for...
Louise Brachmann
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Karoline Louise Brachmann 1777 - 1822. Louise Brachmann was born in Rochlitz, Saxony, to a civil service father and a cultured mother, the daughter of a church minister. She was the middle child with an elder brother and younger sister. After several postings, the family settled in Weißenfels, Halle, when Louise had attained 10 years of age. After a failed attempt at suicide in September, 1822, she evaded the care of her friends a few days later and leaped into the river Saale and drowned.
Louise-Rose-Etiennette Rosemonde Gerard Rostand
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Louise-Rose-Étiennette (Rosemonde) Gérard Rostand 1871- 1953. La Rose de Saadi. Louise-Rose-Étiennette Gérard was born in Paris to a noble family; and whose paternal grandfather was the distinguished Marshal Étienne Maurice Gérard of the Napoleonic era. She published her first collection of poems, Les Pipeaux, in 1889 in which she assumed the pen name, Rosemonde, inspired by her grandmother, the widow of Marshal Gérard. She died in Paris.
William Earnest Henley
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William Ernest Henley 1849- 1903. O Gather Me The Rose. Love Blows as The Wind Blows. Henley married Hannah Johnson Boyle in 1878. Their daughter, Margaret, became the inspiration for Wendy in J M Barrie's Peter Pan but she died aged only 5 years. Henley died of tuberculosis at his home in Woking.
Sidonie Grunwald-Zirkovitz
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Sidonie Grünwald-Zerkovitz 1852- 1907. Zum Lieben sind wir nie zu alt. Sidonie was born at Tovacov (Tobitschau) in the former Austrian empire in the present Czech Republic where her father was a doctor. She attended school at Holeschau followed by boarding school in Vienna becoming a gifted linguist who spoke Czech, German, Hungarian, French and Italian. Her husband committed suicide in 1890 following bankruptcy, after which she opened a language school in Vienna. Sidonie began writing poetry at an early...
Franziska Stoecklin
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Selma Meerbaum-Eisinger (1924- 1942). Ich Bin Die Nacht. Selma Meerbaum (or Merbaum) was born in Czernowitz, now Czernivtsi, Ukraine, a multi-cultural area in the Bukovina. Her father, Max, died when she was only two years old, however, and her mother married a haberdashery shopkeeper, Leo Eisinger. Selma's resort in her poems to the decency of humanity and to her portrayals of nature bravely defies the world collapsing about her.
Farewell to Bright Eyes
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Farewell to Bright Eyes. Once more, the time has come. To hold our happy child. Here within our arms. In the quiet of the night. For we transform the darkness. To the rapture of our dreams,. When we hear the evening hymn. In the fading of the light. Then, in sleep, our child appears. And floats to us through perfumed air. As softly as the moonlight beams. That heaven's realm has sent. Now, the brightness in our tears. Will glisten in the dark. And words will sound within our souls. Come from distant skies.
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David Paley
David William Paley 1942-. After the First of November. Dancing Through the Night. Farewell to Bright Eyes. How Brief the Moon. Lives of No Importance. Return to the Old Abode. That Night in May. The Day of Reckoning. The Days that Were. The End of a Dream. The Face in the Frame. The Final Port of Call. The Girl with The Ash-Blonde Hair. The Land I Knew. The View from My Kitchen Window. The Wind on the Cliff. Too Far, Too Soon. Too Proud to Return. Whispers in the Dark. Yearning for The Past. Click the a...
Poems Without Frontiers
Presented by David Paley. Browning Eliz. B. Rossetti, Dante Gabriel. I present a selection of poems in their original language of English, French or German, together with their relevant translations, that I would like to share with other poetry lovers. I also take the opportunity to publish some of my own modest works which I hope you will enjoy. Ich Bin Die Nacht. An den Fernen Freund. Browning, Eliz. B. Rossetti, Dante Gabriel. Nur wer die Sehnsucht kennt. Kling Leise Mein Lied. Der Wanderer an den Mond.
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Poems Without Frontiers is a site on which several hundred English, French and German poems and poet biographies are displayed. The anthology is presented as three separate sites seamlessly linked together in order to offer faster loading of any page to the reader who is thereby able to pass, without pause, or even awareness, between them. The main site is:. And the supporting sites are:. All poems appear in the English language either as original texts or in translation.
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Friday, 13 April 2012. One Hundred and Fifty Three. Yet again my mind in twist,. Clenching like a closing fist. Turn away from what I know,. Why do I not want to go? Links to this post. Monday, 9 April 2012. One Hundred and Fifty Two. What is too much? When is too much? Where is too much? Am I too much? Links to this post. Thursday, 5 April 2012. One Hundred and Fifty One. Skin on skin,. A way to end,. Lip on lip,. A way to start,. Hand to hand,. Starts the thoughts,. Links to this post. My head is empty.
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Photography by rebecca lily. Car window series, #1. Leica m9-p summilux 50mm 1.4 asph. I’ve been working on a personal project for the past 2.5 months – a daily photo journal for the year 2016. It has truly had a profound impact on me, both personally and artistically. I am learning so much and connecting to my photography in ways I hadn’t before. I’ve shared above my 4 favorite photographs from the project so far. If you’re interested to follow along, it’s here. Tenants Harbor, ME. USA.
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