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by Mihail Eminescu (1850 - 1889)

Dorinta
Language: Romanian (Română) 
Vino-n codru la izvorul
Care tremura pe prund,
Unde prispa cea de brazde
Crengi plecate o ascund.

Si în bratele-mi intinse
Să alergi, pe piept să-mi cazi,
Să-ti desprind din crestet valul,
Să-l ridic de pe obraz.

Pe genunchii mei sedea-vei,
Vom fi singuri-singurei,
Iar în par infiorate
Or să-ti cada flori de tei.

Fruntea alba-n parul galben
Pe-al meu brat încet s-o culci,
Lasind prada gurii mele
Ale tale buze dulci...

Vom visa un vis ferice,
Ingina-ne-vor c-un cânt
Singuratice izvoare,
Blinda batere de vint;

Adormind de armonia
Codrului batut de ginduri,
Flori de tei deasupra noastra
Or să cada rinduri-rinduri.

Text Authorship:

  • by Mihail Eminescu (1850 - 1889), "Dorinta", written 1876 [author's text checked 1 time against a primary source]

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  • Also set in German (Deutsch), a translation by Mite Kremnitz, née Marie von Bardeleben (1852 - 1916) , "Liebeslied", appears in Rumänische Dichtungen ; composed by Clara Faisst, Wilhelm Kienzl, Emil Nauwerk, Ole Olsen, Julius Sachs.
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This text was added to the website: 2011-07-22
Line count: 24
Word count: 102

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