Migjeni (1911-1938 / Albania)
Poems by Migjeni : 9 / 13
Song Of Noble Grief
Oh, noble grief of the suffering soul
That into free verse bursts out...
Would you perchance take comfort
In adorning the world with jewels?
Oh, noble grief in free verse,
Which sincerely sounds and resounds,
Will you ever move the feelings of men,
Or wither and die like the autumn leaves?
Oh, song worthy of noble grief...
Never rest! But with your twin,
Lamentation, sing out your suffering,
For time will be your consolation.
Migjeni
Submitted: Monday, October 04, 2010
Poems by Migjeni : 9 / 13
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