Not mine for sure 5. Heinrich heine 1797-1856A Poem by Ben
We sigh not, we laugh at times
We laugh at times, we often smile In not a look, in not a gesture The secret comes to light the while Deep in our bleeding spirit hidden It lies in silent misery If in our wild heart it finds language The mouths still closed convulsively Ask the suckling in the cradle Ask the dead man in the grave They may perchance disclose the secret To which I never utterance gave © 2014 Ben |
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