A Heine Love Song Poem by Eugene Field
A Heine Love Song
The image of the moon at night
All trembling in the ocean lies,
But she, with calm and steadfast light,
Moves proudly through the radiant skies,
How like the tranquil moon thou art--
Thou fairest flower of womankind!
And, look, within my fluttering heart
Thy image trembling is enshrined!
I liked these two lines most: 'But she, with calm and steadfast light/Moves proudly through the radiant skies'.....superb!
the poet who always writes poems for children, this poem is an exception, the content is for slightly older children, teenagers or young twens, very beautiful poem
A breathtaking loveliness is aptly portrayed in the piece. Superb poetry, great lines.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Hither and thither nothing is alive; just your image of love and embodied the life