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by Guido (Pieter Theodoor Jozef) Gezelle (1830 - 1899)

d'Eerde doomt
 (Sung text for setting by W. Schuyten)
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Language: Dutch (Nederlands) 
d'Eerde doomt, de biezen leken
     van den vroegen morgenbrand,
die, in 't oosten opgesteken,
     bijt in 't baardig weideland.
Grauw is 't over nacht gevrozen;
     over dag, van 's morgens vroeg,
viert en vonkt het zonneblozen
     fel, maar nog niet fel genoeg,
om het koele graf te ontsluiten,
     waarin 't zaad geborgen ligt,
wachtende, om opnieuw te spruiten,
     lente, naar uw zonnelicht.
Spelling changes used by Schuyten: wachtende -> wachtend ; op nieuw -> opnieuw

Composition:

    Set to music by Willem Schuyten , "d'Eerde doomt" [ voice, unaccompanied ]

Text Authorship:

  • by Guido (Pieter Theodoor Jozef) Gezelle (1830 - 1899), "De eerde doomt", appears in Tijdkrans

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Researcher for this text: Emily Ezust [Administrator]

This text was added to the website: 2008-09-19
Line count: 12
Word count: 66

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