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ADELE SCHOPENHAUER: STOLZ UND STUMM

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Adele Schopenhauer
(1797 – 1849)

Stolz und stumm

“Ich weiß es wohl, Du hast um mich geweint”
Es soll kein Wort, kein Hauch die Überzeugung nennen,
Es soll Dein Wesen nur still leuchtend in mir brennen;
Wenn Alles an mir kalt und regungslos erscheint,
Was kümmert es die Welt? Du hast um mich geweint!

Du weißt es wohl, wir haben stumm geweint!
Wir tragen durch die Welt die schwere Last im Innern,
Es braucht kein flüchtig Wort zu ewigem Erinnern,
Da uns kein glückliches zu ew’gem Bund vereint –
Was böte mir die Welt? Du hast um mich geweint!

Adele Schopenhauer Gedichte
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