Wanderer Über Der Welt - Nach Shelley: The World's Wanderers Poem by Johann Joseph Clahsen
Wanderer Über Der Welt - Nach Shelley: The World's Wanderers
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I.
Sag an, du Stern, wer weiß die Zahl
All der Bahnen, die dein Strahl
Nachtlichthell am Himmelssaal
Heimwärts ist geflogen?
II.
Sag mir, Mond, hellblaß beschaut
Und heimatlos, du Himmelsbraut,
Wer hat dich, da der Morgen graut,
Tief hinab gezogen?
III.
Irrer Wind, aus Süd und Nord
Vertriebner Gast, an welchem Ort
Flaut dein Flug vorm stillen Hort
In Wipfeln oder Wogen?
This is a translation of the poem The World's Wanderers by Percy Bysshe Shelley
Friday, January 2, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
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