Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BERTRAND DE BORN, by HEINRICH HEINE Poet's Biography First Line: A noble pride on every feature Last Line: The troubadour, bertrand de born. Subject(s): Bertran De Born (1202-1215) | ||||||||
A NOBLE pride on every feature, His forehead stamp'd with thought mature, He could subdue each mortal creature, Bertrand de Born, the troubadour. How wondrously his sweet notes caught her, Plantagenet the Lion's queen! Both sons as well as lovely daughter He sang into his net, I ween. The father too he fool'd discreetly! Hush'd was the monarch's wrath and scorn On hearing him discourse so sweetly, The troubadour, Bertrand de Born. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...BERNARDINE DU BORN by LYDIA HUNTLEY SIGOURNEY GOOD AND BAD LUCK by HEINRICH HEINE A PROLOGUE TO THE HARTZ-JOURNEY by HEINRICH HEINE ADAM THE FIRST by HEINRICH HEINE |
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