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Translation © by Sharon Krebs
Valencia's Rose
Language: German (Deutsch)
Our translations: ENG
Fliege Schifflein durch die Nacht, Schon erglänzt der Sterne Pracht, Luna schaut aus goldnem Haus In die stille Fluth hinaus. Fern erblinkt des Lichtchens Schein Aus der Liebsten Fensterlein. Fliege Schifflein durch die Nacht, Denn Valencia's Rose wacht. Längst schon ruhn die Vögelein, Sie bewacht der Sterne Schein, Luna gränzt mit bleichem Saum Schon den fernen Wellenschaum. Alles schläft, nur sie allein Harrt im stillen Kämmerlein. Fliege Schifflein durch die Nacht, Denn Valencia's Rose wacht. Selbst der Blümlein bunte Schaar Schloss die Äuglein hell und klar, Träumt von ew'ger Frühlingspracht, Wo die Sonne schöner lacht. Alles ruht, nur Liebchen schaut Aus dem Fenster still und traut. Fliege Schifflein durch die Nacht, Denn Valencia's Rose wacht. Bald schliesst sie die Äuglein klar, Wie der Blümlein bunte Schaar, Träumt von Liebes Seeligkeit, Träumt von Liebesschmerz und Leid. Schon erlischt des Lichtes Schein In der Liebsten Fensterlein. Fliege Schifflein durch die Nacht, Bis Valencia's Ros' erwacht.
C. von Bülow sets stanzas 1, 3-4
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This text was added to the website: 2010-08-04
Line count: 32
Word count: 159
Rose of València
Language: English  after the German (Deutsch)
Fly, little boat, through the night, The splendour of the stars is already beginning to sparkle, From a golden house the moon Peers forth into the quiet water. Far away, the glow of a little light begins to twinkle From my beloved’s window. Fly, little boat, through the night, For Rose of València is keeping watch. The birds have long gone to rest, The starlight keeps watch over them, The moon is already rimming the distant foam Of the waves with a pale edge. Everything is sleeping, only she alone Still abides in her silent chamber. Fly, little boat, through the night, For Rose of València is keeping watch. Even the colourful host of the flowers Has closed its bright and clear eyes, Dreaming of eternal springtime splendour, Where the sun smiles more beautifully. Everything rests, only my beloved gazes Out of her window quietly and cosily. Fly, little boat, through the night, For Rose of València is keeping watch. Soon she closes her clear eyes, Like the colourful host of flowers, Dreams of the bliss of love, Dreams of the pain and woe of love. Already the glow of the light In my beloved's window is extinguished. Fly, little boat, through the night, Until Rose of València awakens.
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This text was added to the website: 2021-05-10
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Word count: 212
