| Aumquam orem dulcem obliviscor de ea somniare non cassavi.
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| Sed quod pulchrior et desiderandios illa somnia sunt ea major tristia mea cum
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| expergiscor.
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| Tamen desiderio noctes illam dulces sed dolorosas, ut regno somnii amorem meum
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| osculis teneris tegere et suun capillium aureum permulcere.
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| Conamen meae mentis spem tepirire interiret per scientia oprimeta.
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| Devoratus per somnium obmutitum, lugen plenus desiderio.
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| As the lorn nightingales' melodious pain, dies away through the
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| dusk-impregnated air a sweet, forgiving silence, delivers me from daily despair.
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| Dreams of sweetest emotion touch my heart and smother my daily surpresses cries,
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| while a vision of beauty, pure and dear inspires me with a glimpse of paradise.
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| Wandering like a vagabund, expelled from the joys of men. |
| Barred from the
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| pleasure of company I solitary roam the night.
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| How should I ever summon my courage, when the bitter gale of failure dominates
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| my heart. |
| How should I ever enjoy the glare of the morning, when with the
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| fading of the shadows shelter departs.
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| As the moon kisses the sea and casts it’s glitter on the water and majestically
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| silence engulfes the lands, a dream woven of bitterness, joy and desire
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| stealthfully embraces my solitary heart.
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| Horis lucis simplex
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| crescere, et somniator.
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| Repudiatur nam sensus
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| ab simplice redeor.
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| Through scies of charming beauty, up to the stars devine, my mind lifts up
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| enchanted, casts of all earthly chains. |
| Subdued by nights sensation,
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| engulfed by sweet temptation I kiss the seals of slumber and let my spirit
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| dream.
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| Doubtful thoughts pull back my heart. |
| The flame of delight chases to burn.
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| For every smile shall wither, the hopeful laughter fade, the cup of joys
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| illusions bashed from the craving lips. |
| And as all hopes are shattered,
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| the last of passions scattered, the gale of bitter failure is all that shall
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| remain.
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| Cursed by my creator and the spark of existence, so unvoluntary bestowed.
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| Come forth spirits of my solitary past, emotions of havok and destruction be
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| unleashed.
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| I wonder if I ever could regain the virtues I have cast off long ago.
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| I wonder if my eyes will ever catch a token of the sympathy I still crave.
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| And all emotion of my former days dilute. |
| For I shall learn how to live with
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| the truth. |
| Soon I shall strip off the boundaries of hope.
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| For a caring soul.
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| Der fluchtig Vergnugungen mude, der Tag voller qualvollem frust.
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| Wann mag der einst wohlvertraut friede, endlich wieder erfullen die Brust.
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| Und als der guldnen Sterne Glanz verging und des
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| Morgens Rot am Himmel hing da ward des Nachtens Freud und Bluck zerstoben ein
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| neuer jamervoller Tag erhoben.
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| Wohin verflogen der Stunden Zeit wohin des Nachts verhullnd Barmherzigkeit.
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| So flieht mein Sinn dem Bimmel bleich in Trubsinn schwer an Kummer reich. |