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by Heinrich Hart (1855 - 1906)

Nacht fließt in Tag und Tag in Nacht
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Language: German (Deutsch) 
Our translations:  ENG
Nacht fließt in Tag und Tag in Nacht,
Der Bach zum Strom, der Strom zum Meer -
In Tod zerrinnt des Lebens Pracht,
Und Tod zeugt Leben licht und hehr.

Und jeder Geist, der brünstig strebt,
Dringt wie ein Quell in alle Welt, --
Was du erlebst, hab' ich erlebt,
Was mich erhellt, hat dich erhellt.

All' sind wir eines Baums Getrieb,
Ob Zweig, ob Ast, ob Mark, ob Blatt -
Gleich hat Natur uns Alle lieb,
Sie unser Aller Ruhestatt.

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Text Authorship:

  • by Heinrich Hart (1855 - 1906), "Alleins", written 1881 [author's text checked 1 time against a primary source]

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