Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE FORSAKEN MAIDEN, by EDUARD FRIEDRICH MORIKE Poet's Biography First Line: Early when cocks do crow Last Line: Would it were over! Alternate Author Name(s): Moricke, Eduard Friedrich | ||||||||
EARLY when cocks do crow Ere the stars dwindle, Down to the hearth I go, Fire must I kindle. Fair leap the flames on high, Sparks they whirl drunken; I watch them listlessly In sorrow sunken. Sudden it comes to me, Youth so fair seeming, That all the night of thee I have been dreaming. Tears then on tears do run For my false lover; Thus has the day begun Would it were over! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A SONG FOR TWO IN THE NIGHT by EDUARD FRIEDRICH MORIKE AN ERROR CHANCED by EDUARD FRIEDRICH MORIKE EARLY AWAY by EDUARD FRIEDRICH MORIKE MY RIVER by EDUARD FRIEDRICH MORIKE PRAYER by EDUARD FRIEDRICH MORIKE SECLUSION by EDUARD FRIEDRICH MORIKE THE NEW LOVE by EDUARD FRIEDRICH MORIKE THE OLD WEATHERCOCK: AN IDYLL by EDUARD FRIEDRICH MORIKE THE SOLDIER'S BETROTHED by EDUARD FRIEDRICH MORIKE THINK OF IT, MY SOUL by EDUARD FRIEDRICH MORIKE |
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