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Does pleasant spring return once more	A
Does earth her happy youth regain	B
Sweet suns green hills are shining o'er	C
Soft brooklets burst their icy chain	B
Upon the blue translucent river	C
Laughs down an all unclouded day	D
The winged west winds gently quiver	C
The buds are bursting from the spray	D
While birds are blithe on every tree	E
The Oread from the mountain shore	A
Sighs quot Lo thy flowers come back to thee	E
Thy child sad mother comes no more quot	D
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Alas how long an age it seems	F
Since all the earth I wandered over	C
And vainly Titan tasked thy beams	F
The loved the lost one to discover	C
Though all may seek yet none can call	G
Her tender presence back to me	E
The sun with eyes detecting all	G
Is blind one vanished form to see	E
Hast thou O Zeus hast thou away	D
From these sad arms my daughter torn	H
Has Pluto from the realms of day	D
Enamored to dark rivers borne	H
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Who to the dismal phantom strand	D
The herald of my grief will venture	C
The boat forever leaves the land	D
But only shadows there may enter	C
Veiled from each holier eye repose	I
The realms where midnight wraps the dead	D
And while the Stygian river flows	I
No living footstep there may tread	D
A thousand pathways wind the drear	C
Descent none upward lead to day	D
No witness to the mother's ear	C
The daughter's sorrows can betray	D
	-
Mothers of happy human clay	D
Can share at least their children's doom	J
And when the loved ones pass away	D
Can track can join them in the tomb	J
The race alone of heavenly birth	K
Are banished from the darksome portals	L
The Fates have mercy on the earth	K
And death is only kind to mortals	L
Oh plunge me in the night of nights	M
From heaven's ambrosial halls exiled	D
Oh let the goddess lose the rights	M
That shut the mother from the child	D
	-
Where sits the dark king's joyless bride	D
Where midst the dead her home is made	D
Oh that my noiseless steps might glide	D
Amidst the shades myself a shade	D
I see her eyes that search through tears	N
In vain the golden light to greet	D
That yearn for yonder distant spheres	O
That pine the mother's face to meet	D
Till some bright moment shall renew	P
The severed hearts' familiar ties	Q
And softened pity steal in dew	P
From Pluto's slow relenting eyes	Q
	-
Ah vain the wish the sorrows are	C
Calm in the changeless paths above	R
Rolls on the day god's golden car	C
Fast are the fixed decrees of Jove	R
Far from the ever gloomy plain	B
He turns his blissful looks away	D
Alas night never gives again	S
What once it seizes as its prey	D
Till over Lethe's sullen swell	T
Aurora's rosy hues shall glow	U
And arching through the midmost hell	T
Shine forth the lovely Iris bow	V
	-
And is there naught of her no token	W
No pledge from that beloved hand	D
To tell how love remains unbroken	W
How far soever be the land	D
Has love no link no lightest thread	D
The mother to the child to bind	D
Between the living and the dead	D
Can hope no holy compact find	D
No every bond is not yet riven	W
We are not yet divided wholly	E
To us the eternal powers have given	W
A symbol language sweet and holy	E
	-
When Spring's fair children pass away	D
When in the north wind's icy air	C
The leaf and flower alike decay	D
And leave the rivelled branches bare	C
Then from Vertumnus' lavish horn	H
I take life's seeds to strew below	U
And bid the gold that germs the corn	H
An offering to the Styx to go	U
Sad in the earth the seeds I lay	D
Laid at thy heart my child to be	E
The mournful tokens which convey	D
My sorrow and my love to thee	E
	-
But when the hours in measured dance	X
The happy smile of spring restore	C
Rife in the sun god's golden glance	X
The buried dead revive once more	C
The germs that perished to thine eyes	Q
Within the cold breast of the earth	K
Spring up to bloom in gentler skies	Q
The brighter for the second birth	K
The stem its blossom rears above	R
Its roots in night's dark womb repose	I
The plant but by the equal love	R
Of light and darkness fostered grows	I
	-
If half with death the germs may sleep	Y
Yet half with life they share the beams	F
My heralds from the dreary deep	Y
Soft voices from the solemn streams	F
Like her so them awhile entombs	F
Stern Orcus in his dismal reign	B
Yet spring sends forth their tender blooms	F
With such sweet messages again	S
To tell how far from light above	R
Where only mournful shadows meet	D
Memory is still alive to love	R
And still the faithful heart can beat	D
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Joy to ye children of the field	D
Whose life each coming year renews	F
To your sweet cups the heaven shall yield	D
The purest of its nectar dews	F
Steeped in the light's resplendent streams	F
The hues that streak the Iris bow	V
Shall trim your blooms as with the beams	F
The looks of young Aurora know	U
The budding life of happy spring	Z
The yellow autumn's faded leaf	R
Alike to gentle hearts shall bring	Z
The symbols of my joy and grief	R

Friedrich Schiller

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