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Will the time never come when Love's hidden sacrifice shall burn eternally? To the Light a season was set; but everlasting and boundless is the dominion of the Night. -- Endless is the duration of sleep. Holy Sleep -- gladden not too seldom in this earthly day-labor, the devoted servant of the Night.
tenderly beloved, the gracious sun of the Night. Now am I awake, for now am I thine and mine. Thou hast made me know the Night, and brought her to me to be my life; thou hast made of me a man. Consume my body with the ardour of my soul, that I, turned to finer air, may mingle more closely with thee, and then our bridal night endure for ever. II.
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Hymns to the Night is a set of six poems written by the German Romantic poet Novalis between 1797 and 1800, often considered to be the climax of Novalis’ lyrical works and among the most important poetry of early German Romanticism. A revised version of the poems was published in the Athenaeum by Friedrich Schlegel in 1800.
May 10, 2022 · Hymns to the night. by. Novalis, 1772-1801. Publication date. 1984. Publisher. New Paltz, N.Y. : McPherson. Collection. internetarchivebooks; inlibrary; printdisabled.
Night and darkness bring the keys to our most infinite mysteries. In the third and most personal hymn, Novalis recalls standing at the foot of Sophie’s grave with nowhere to turn, consumed in...
Hymns to the Night. Novalis, Dick Higgins (Translator) 4.05. 2,033 ratings154 reviews. This bilingual, revised, third edition of Higgins' best-selling translation presents the complete Athenäum version of Friedrich von Hardenberg's classic romantic long poem, and the substantially different manuscript version of the first section.
