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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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SONGS OF MIRZA SCHAFFY, SELECTION, by FRIEDRICH MARTIN VON BODENSTEDT
First Line: The rose complained, her fragrance fled
Last Line: And there forevermore was living.
First Line: The rose complained, her fragrance fled
Last Line: And there forevermore was living.
The rose complained, her fragrance fled,
Ah, far too swiftly it was going--
The lovely scent that spring was giving.
And then to comfort her I said,
Her fragrance through my songs was flowing,
And there forevermore was living.
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