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Pour soulever un poids si lourd	A
Sisyphe il faudrait ton courage	B
Bien qu'on ait du coeur l'ouvrage	B
L'Art est long et le Temps est court	A
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Loin des s pultures c l bres	C
Vers un cimeti re isol	D
Mon coeur comme un tambour voil	D
Va battant des marches fun bres	C
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Maint joyau dort enseveli	D
Dans les t n bres et l'oubli	D
Bien loin des pioches et des sondes	C
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Mainte fleur panche regret	A
Son parfum doux comme un secret	A
Dans les solitudes profondes	C
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Evil Fate	A
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To lift a weight so heavy	E
Would take your courage Sisyphus	C
Although one's heart is in the work	F
Art is long and Time is short	A
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Far from famous sepulchers	C
Toward a lonely cemetery	E
My heart like muffled drums	C
Goes beating funeral marches	C
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Many a jewel lies buried	A
In darkness and oblivion	G
Far far away from picks and drills	C
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Many a flower regretfully	E
Exhales perfume soft as secrets	C
In a profound solitude	A
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Translated by William Aggeler	E
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Ill Luck	H
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So huge a burden to support	A
Your courage Sisyphus would ask	I
Well though my heart attacks its task	I
Yet Art is long and Time is short	A
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Far from the famed memorial arch	J
Towards a lonely grave I come	K
My heart in its funereal march	J
Goes beating like a muffled drum	K
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Yet many a gem lies hidden still	D
Of whom no pick axe spade or drill	D
The lonely secrecy invades	C
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And many a flower to heal regret	A
Pours forth its fragrant secret yet	A
Amidst the solitary shades	C
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Translated by Roy Campbell	D
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Ill Starred	A
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A man would needs be brave and strong	L
As Sisyphus for such a task	I
It is not greater zeal I ask	I
But life is brief and art is long	L
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To a forsaken mound of clay	D
Where no admirers ever come	K
My heart like an invisible drum	K
Goes beating a dead march all day	D
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Many a jewel of untold worth	M
Lies slumbering at the core of earth	M
In darkness and oblivion drowned	A
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Many a flower has bloomed and spent	A
The secret of its passionate scent	A
Upon the wilderness profound	A
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Translated by George Dillon	G
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Ill Starred	A
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To bear a weight that cannot be borne	N
Sisyphus even you aren't that strong	L
Although your heart cannot be torn	N
Time is short and Art is long	L
Far from celebrated sepulchers	C
Toward a solitary graveyard	A
My heart like a drum muffled hard	A
Beats a funeral march for the ill starred	A
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Many jewels are buried or shrouded	A
In darkness and oblivion's clouds	C
Far from any pick or drill bit	A
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Many a flower unburdens with regret	A
Its perfume sweet like a secret	A
In profoundly empty solitude to sit	A
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Translated by William A Sigler	E

Charles Baudelaire

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