Mark Scrivener

Poetry Poems Original Verse

Thursday, November 12, 2015

THE CITY after HEINE

THE CITY

after the German of Heinrich Heine


There on the far horizon
Like a mist-made picture seems
The city with its towers,
All veiled in dusk-pale gleams.

A humid wind gust ruffles
The waterway's grey face;
The oarsman in my craft
Now rows with sorrow's pace.

The sun lifts out for one last time,
Lights land from low-above,
And shows that place to me
Where I have lost my love.

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