Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song I. — , by - Richard LewisRelease date: 23.11.2017
Song language: French
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song I. — , by - Richard LewisI. —(original) |
| L’herbe est molle au sommeil sous les frais peupliers, |
| Aux pentes des sources moussues, |
| Qui dans les prés en fleur germant par mille issues, |
| Se perdent sous les noirs halliers. |
| Repose, ô Phidylé! |
| Midi sur les feuillages |
| Rayonne et t’invite au sommeil. |
| Par le trèfle et le thym, seules, en plein soleil, |
| Chantent les abeilles volages. |
| Un chaud parfum circule au détour des sentiers, |
| La rouge fleur des blés s’incline, |
| Et les oiseaux, rasant de l’aile la colline, |
| Cherchent l’ombre des églantiers. |
| Les taillis sont muets; |
| le daim, par les clairières, |
| Devant les meutes aux abois |
| Ne bondit plus; |
| Diane, assise au fond des bois, |
| Polit ses flèches meurtrières. |
| Dors en paix, belle enfant aux rires ingénus, |
| Aux nymphes agrestes pareille! |
| De ta bouche au miel pur j'écarterai l’abeille, |
| Je garantirai tes pieds nus. |
| Laisse sur ton épaule et ses formes divines, |
| Comme un or fluide et léger, |
| Sous mon souffle amoureux courir et voltiger |
| L'épaisseur de tes tresses fines! |
| Sans troubler ton repos, sur ton front transparent, |
| Libre des souples bandelettes, |
| J’unirai l’hyacinthe aux pâles violettes, |
| Et la rose au myrte odorant. |
| Belle comme Érycine aux jardins de Sicile, |
| Et plus chère à mon coeur jaloux, |
| Repose! |
| Et j’emplirai du souffle le plus doux |
| La flûte à mes lèvres docile. |
| Je charmerai les bois, ô blanche Phidylé, |
| De ta louange familière; |
| Et les nymphes, au seuil de leurs grottes de lierre, |
| En pâliront, le coeur troublé. |
| Mais, quand l’Astre, incliné sur sa courbe éclatante, |
| Verra ses ardeurs s’apaiser, |
| Que ton plus beau sourire et ton meilleur baiser |
| Me récompensent de l’attente! |
| (translation) |
| The grass sleeps soft under the cool poplars, |
| On the slopes of mossy springs, |
| Who in the flowering meadows sprouting through a thousand outlets, |
| Get lost under the black thickets. |
| Rest, O Phidyle! |
| Noon on the leaves |
| Radiates and invites you to sleep. |
| By clover and thyme, alone, in full sun, |
| The fickle bees sing. |
| A warm perfume circulates at the bend of the paths, |
| The red cornflower bows, |
| And the birds, skimming the hill, |
| Seek the shade of the rosehips. |
| The copses are silent; |
| deer, through glades, |
| In front of the beleaguered packs |
| No longer leaps; |
| Diana, sitting deep in the woods, |
| Polishes his murderous arrows. |
| Sleep in peace, beautiful child with ingenuous laughter, |
| Similar to rural nymphs! |
| From your mouth of pure honey I will ward off the bee, |
| I will guarantee your bare feet. |
| Leave on your shoulder and its divine forms, |
| Like a fluid and light gold, |
| Under my loving breath run and flit |
| The thickness of your thin braids! |
| Without disturbing your rest, on your transparent forehead, |
| Free from the supple bands, |
| I will unite hyacinth with pale violets, |
| And the sweet myrtle rose. |
| Beautiful as Erycine in the gardens of Sicily, |
| And dearest to my jealous heart, |
| Rests! |
| And I will fill with the sweetest breath |
| The flute to my docile lips. |
| I will charm the woods, O white Phidylé, |
| Of your familiar praise; |
| And the nymphs, at the threshold of their ivy caves, |
| Will turn pale with troubled hearts. |
| But when the Star, tilted on its dazzling curve, |
| Will see his ardor subside, |
| Than your best smile and your best kiss |
| Reward me for waiting! |
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