SLEEPING THEY BEAR ME

by: Alfred Mombert (1872-1942)

      LEEPING they bear me
      Into my homeland.
      From far away I come,
      Hither over peaks and chasms
      Over a dark ocean
      Into my homeland.
       
      Now that I have quelled the strongest of the giants,
      Out of the darkest land
      Won my way home,
      Led by a white fairy hand--
       
      Echo heavy the bells.
      And I stagger through the streets
      Sleep-bound.
       
      TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY JETHRO BITHELL

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