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by Johann Nepomuk Vogl (1802 - 1866)

Rose vom Baierland
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Language: German (Deutsch) 
Our translations:  ENG
Rose vom Baierland
G'rad im Erblüh'n,
Sollst nun am Donaustrand
Duften und glüh'n.

Sollst in des Isters Flut
Spiegeln Dein Bild,
Wangen voll heller Glut,
Äuglein so mild.

Rose vom Baierland
Trau' dem Bericht,
Bessere Gärtnerhand
Findest Du nicht.

Pflegen zu jeder Stund'
Wird sie Dich treu,
Nimmer so schönem Bund
Folget die Reu'.

Nun dich der Liebe Band
Dauernd umschließt,
Rose vom Baierland
Sei uns gegrüßt.

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Confirmed with Wiener Neuigkeits-Blatt, IV. Jahrgang (Samstag, den 19. April 1854), Nr. 98, [page 3 of this issue] and confirmed with Johann Nep. Vogl (Dr.), Neue Gedichte, Epigrammatisches und Sprüchliches, Leipzig: Verlag von Christian Ernst Kollmann, 1856, pages 82-83.

Note to stanza 2, line 1: "Ister" was the Latin name of the Danube.


Text Authorship:

  • by Johann Nepomuk Vogl (1802 - 1866), "Rose vom Baierland" [author's text checked 2 times against a primary source]

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