Goethe

Anacreon’s Grave

Here where roses bloom, where laurel and vine both mingle, Where the turtledove coos, where the cricket sings in delight, What grave is this that the gods have adorned and planted, With living beauty? It’s where Anacreon rests. The happy poet enjoyed spring, summer and autumn: And this mound, at last, from winter is sheltering him.

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