The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 01 - Masterpieces of German Literature Translated into English. by Unknown
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page 78 of 706 (11%)
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I turned my wandering gaze
Up tow'rd the sun, as if with him There were an ear to hear my wailing, A heart, like mine To feel compassion for distress. Who help'd me Against the Titans' insolence? Who rescued me from certain death, From slavery? Didst thou not do all this thyself, My sacred glowing heart? And glowedst, young and good, Deceived with grateful thanks To yonder slumbering one? I honor thee! and why? Hast thou e'er lighten'd the sorrows Of the heavy laden? Hast thou e'er dried up the tears [Illustration: PROMETHEUS Titian.] Of the anguish-stricken? Was I not fashion'd to be a man By omnipotent Time, And by eternal Fate, Masters of me and thee? Didst thou e'er fancy |
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