Misero Alceo
Language: Italian (Italiano)
Misero Alceo, del caro albergo fore
gir pur convienti, e ch'al partir m'appresti.
»Ecco Lidia, ti lascio, e lascio questi
poggi beati, e lascio teco il core.
Tu, se di pari laccio e pari ardore
meco legata fosti e meco ardesti,
fa' che ne' duo talor giri celesti
s'annidi e posi, ov'egli vive e more.
Sì, mentre lieto il cor staratti accanto,
gli occhi, lontani da soave riso,
mi daran vita con l'umor del pianto«.
Così disse il pastor dolente in viso.
La ninfa udillo, e fu in due parti intanto
l'un cor da l'altro, anzi un cor sol, diviso.
Translation(s): FRE
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Malheureux Alcéo
Language: French (Français) after the Italian (Italiano)
Malheureux Alcéo, hors du cher refuge
tu dois aller et me préparer à ton départ
« Ici Lidia, je te laisse, et je laisse ces
collines bénies, et je laisse avec toi mon cœur.
Si les mêmes liens et la même ardeur
te liaient à moi et te brûlait comme moi
fais que quelquefois dans ces deux feux célestes
il niche et se pose, où il vit et meurt.
Ainsi pendant que mon cœur se tient heureux près de toi,
ces yeux, éloignés du doux sourire,
me donneront la vie avec l'humeur des larmes. »
Ainsi parlait le berger, la douleur sur le visage.
La nymphe l'entendit, et pendant ce temps il y eut deux cœurs séparés
l'un près de l'autre, plutôt un seul cœur divisé.
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