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diff --git a/40218-0.txt b/40218-0.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c63cf1d --- /dev/null +++ b/40218-0.txt @@ -0,0 +1,235 @@ +*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 40218 *** + +EMMY HENNINGS + + +DIE LETZTE FREUDE + + +KURT WOLFF VERLAG · LEIPZIG + + +BÃœCHEREI »DER JÃœNGSTE TAG« BAND 5 +GEDRUCKT BEI DIETSCH & BRÃœCKNER, WEIMAR + + +KURT WOLFF VERLAG, LEIPZIG, COPYRIGHT 1913 + + + + + + +ÄTHERSTROPHEN + + + Jetzt muß ich aus der großen Kugel fallen. + Dabei ist in Paris ein schönes Fest. + Die Menschen sammeln sich am Gare de l'est + Und bunte Seidenfahnen wallen. + Ich aber bin nicht unter ihnen. + Ich fliege in dem großen Raum. + Ich mische mich in jeden Traum + Und lese in den tausend Mienen. + Es liegt ein kranker Mann in seinem Jammer. + Mich hypnotisiert sein letzter Blick. + Wir sehnen einen Sommertag zurück . . . + Ein schwarzes Kreuz erfüllt die Kammer . . . + +(Dieses Gedicht ist für Hardy) + + + + + + + + An die Scheiben schlägt der Regen. + Eine Blume leuchtet rot. + Kühle Luft weht mir entgegen. + Wach ich, oder bin ich tot? + + Eine Welt liegt weit, ganz weit, + Eine Uhr schlägt langsam vier. + Und ich weiß von keiner Zeit, + In die Arme fall ich dir . . . + +(Robert Jentzsch gewidmet) + + + + + + + + Und nachts in tiefer Dunkelheit, + Da fallen Bilder von den Wänden, + Und jemand lacht so frech und breit, + Man greift nach mir mit langen Händen. + Und eine Frau mit grünem Haar, + Die sieht mich traurig an + Und sagt, daß sie einst Mutter war, + Ihr Leid nicht tragen kann. + (Ich presse Dornen in mein Herz + Und halte ruhig still, + Und leiden will ich jeden Schmerz, + Weil man es von mir will.) + + + + +AN FRÄNZI + + + Einsam geh ich durch die Gassen, + Und der Abend senkt sich nieder. + Leise sing ich deine Lieder. + Ach, ich fühl mich so verlassen. + + In dem fahlen roten Licht, + O, wie war dein Mund so schmerzlich, + Süß und bleich dein Angesicht, + Und dein Volkslied klang so herzlich. + + Augen, die die Tränen kannten, + Die der Liebe Leid erfahren, + Die wie zwei dunkle Sterne waren, + In denen leise Feuer brannten . . . + + + + +EIN TRAUM + + + Wir liegen in einem tiefem See + Und wissen nichts von Leid und Weh. + Wir halten uns umfangen + Und Wasserrosen rings um uns her. + Wir streben und wünschen und wollen nichts mehr. + Wir haben kein Verlangen. + Geliebter, etwas fehlt mir doch, + Einen Wunsch, den hab ich noch: + Die Sehnsucht nach der Sehnsucht. + + + + +HYPNOSE + + + Mein Leib schmerzt, irgendwo in einem fremden Land, + Ich fühle meinen Körper längst nicht mehr, + Die Füße sind wie Blei so schwer, + Die Brust ist hohl und ausgebrannt. + Mir tut nichts weh und bin doch voller Schmerzen, + Ich seh in deine Augen wie gebannt. + Ich fall in Schlaf, es flammen Kerzen, + Sie leuchten mir ins unbekannte Land. + +(Für Siurlai) + + + + +BEI MIR ZU HAUSE + + + Meine Großmutter hielt die ganze Nacht + -- Im grünen Glase brannte ein Licht -- + Vor einem vergitterten Fenster Wacht, + Ich sah in ihr fahles Angesicht. + + Die Möbel in dem blauen Zimmer, + An ihnen haftet all unser Leid. + Und wenn jemand stirbt, um diese Zeit + Bleibt stehn die Uhr mit krankem Gewimmer. + + + + +IM KRANKENHAUSE + + + Alle Herbste gehn an mir vorüber. + Krank lieg ich im weißen Zimmer, + Tanzen möchte ich wohl lieber. + An die Geigen denk ich immer. + Und es flimmern tausend Lichter. + O, wie bin ich heute schön! + Bunt geschminkte Angesichter + Schnell im Tanz vorüberwehn. + O, die vielen welken Rosen, + Die ich nachts nach Haus getragen, + Die zerdrückt vom vielen Kosen + Morgens auf dem Tische lagen. + An die Mädchen denk ich wieder, + Die wie ich die Liebe machen. + Wenn wir sangen Heimatlieder, + Unter Weinen, unter Lachen. + Und jetzt lieg ich ganz verlassen + In dem stillen weißen Raum. + O, ihr Schwestern von den Gassen, + Kommt zu mir des Nachts im Traum! + + + + +NACH DEM KABARETT + + + Ich gehe morgens früh nach Haus. + Die Uhr schlägt fünf, es wird schon hell, + Doch brennt das Licht noch im Hotel. + Das Kabarett ist endlich aus. + In einer Ecke Kinder kauern, + Zum Markte fahren schon die Bauern, + Zur Kirche geht man still und alt. + Vom Turme läuten ernst die Glocken, + Und eine Dirne mit wilden Locken + Irrt noch umher, übernächtig und kalt. + + + + + + + + Schon zweimal wurde ich geboren, + Und damals sang ich auch für Geld, + Doch sonniger schien mir die Welt, + Und meine Munterkeit hab ich verloren. + Irgendwo in der Ferne vergeht die Zeit, + In meinem Arme fühl ich sie entrinnen. + Ich denke an mein erstes Beginnen. + Wie tief verwirrt mich die Unendlichkeit! + + + + + + + + Einsam irr ich durch die Nächte und denke an dich. + Manchmal sehe ich einen Mantel, der deinem gleicht. + Und dann rufe ich dich leise beim Namen. + Mein Herz steht still vor Trauer. + Müde lehne ich mich an die Mauer und schließe die Augen. + Langsam rinnen viele Tränen zur Erde. + Die Welt bleibt weit zurück. + Ich wehe durch weiße Wolken in offene Arme. + Ein Rosenregen fällt mir nach und kühlt meine kranken Augen. + Alles ist so weiß und zart. + Ach so süß. + +(Ferdinand Hardekopf gewidmet) + + + + + + + +End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Die letzte Freude, by Emmy Hennings + +*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 40218 *** diff --git a/40218-8.txt b/40218-8.txt deleted file mode 100644 index dbd41b9..0000000 --- a/40218-8.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,618 +0,0 @@ -The Project Gutenberg EBook of Die letzte Freude, by Emmy Hennings - -This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with -almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or -re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included -with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org - - -Title: Die letzte Freude - -Author: Emmy Hennings - -Release Date: July 12, 2012 [EBook #40218] - -Language: German - -Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 - -*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK DIE LETZTE FREUDE *** - - - - -Produced by Jens Sadowski - - - - - - - - -EMMY HENNINGS - - -DIE LETZTE FREUDE - - -KURT WOLFF VERLAG · LEIPZIG - - -BÜCHEREI »DER JÜNGSTE TAG« BAND 5 -GEDRUCKT BEI DIETSCH & BRÜCKNER, WEIMAR - - -KURT WOLFF VERLAG, LEIPZIG, COPYRIGHT 1913 - - - - - - -ÄTHERSTROPHEN - - - Jetzt muß ich aus der großen Kugel fallen. - Dabei ist in Paris ein schönes Fest. - Die Menschen sammeln sich am Gare de l'est - Und bunte Seidenfahnen wallen. - Ich aber bin nicht unter ihnen. - Ich fliege in dem großen Raum. - Ich mische mich in jeden Traum - Und lese in den tausend Mienen. - Es liegt ein kranker Mann in seinem Jammer. - Mich hypnotisiert sein letzter Blick. - Wir sehnen einen Sommertag zurück . . . - Ein schwarzes Kreuz erfüllt die Kammer . . . - -(Dieses Gedicht ist für Hardy) - - - - - - - - An die Scheiben schlägt der Regen. - Eine Blume leuchtet rot. - Kühle Luft weht mir entgegen. - Wach ich, oder bin ich tot? - - Eine Welt liegt weit, ganz weit, - Eine Uhr schlägt langsam vier. - Und ich weiß von keiner Zeit, - In die Arme fall ich dir . . . - -(Robert Jentzsch gewidmet) - - - - - - - - Und nachts in tiefer Dunkelheit, - Da fallen Bilder von den Wänden, - Und jemand lacht so frech und breit, - Man greift nach mir mit langen Händen. - Und eine Frau mit grünem Haar, - Die sieht mich traurig an - Und sagt, daß sie einst Mutter war, - Ihr Leid nicht tragen kann. - (Ich presse Dornen in mein Herz - Und halte ruhig still, - Und leiden will ich jeden Schmerz, - Weil man es von mir will.) - - - - -AN FRÄNZI - - - Einsam geh ich durch die Gassen, - Und der Abend senkt sich nieder. - Leise sing ich deine Lieder. - Ach, ich fühl mich so verlassen. - - In dem fahlen roten Licht, - O, wie war dein Mund so schmerzlich, - Süß und bleich dein Angesicht, - Und dein Volkslied klang so herzlich. - - Augen, die die Tränen kannten, - Die der Liebe Leid erfahren, - Die wie zwei dunkle Sterne waren, - In denen leise Feuer brannten . . . - - - - -EIN TRAUM - - - Wir liegen in einem tiefem See - Und wissen nichts von Leid und Weh. - Wir halten uns umfangen - Und Wasserrosen rings um uns her. - Wir streben und wünschen und wollen nichts mehr. - Wir haben kein Verlangen. - Geliebter, etwas fehlt mir doch, - Einen Wunsch, den hab ich noch: - Die Sehnsucht nach der Sehnsucht. - - - - -HYPNOSE - - - Mein Leib schmerzt, irgendwo in einem fremden Land, - Ich fühle meinen Körper längst nicht mehr, - Die Füße sind wie Blei so schwer, - Die Brust ist hohl und ausgebrannt. - Mir tut nichts weh und bin doch voller Schmerzen, - Ich seh in deine Augen wie gebannt. - Ich fall in Schlaf, es flammen Kerzen, - Sie leuchten mir ins unbekannte Land. - -(Für Siurlai) - - - - -BEI MIR ZU HAUSE - - - Meine Großmutter hielt die ganze Nacht - -- Im grünen Glase brannte ein Licht -- - Vor einem vergitterten Fenster Wacht, - Ich sah in ihr fahles Angesicht. - - Die Möbel in dem blauen Zimmer, - An ihnen haftet all unser Leid. - Und wenn jemand stirbt, um diese Zeit - Bleibt stehn die Uhr mit krankem Gewimmer. - - - - -IM KRANKENHAUSE - - - Alle Herbste gehn an mir vorüber. - Krank lieg ich im weißen Zimmer, - Tanzen möchte ich wohl lieber. - An die Geigen denk ich immer. - Und es flimmern tausend Lichter. - O, wie bin ich heute schön! - Bunt geschminkte Angesichter - Schnell im Tanz vorüberwehn. - O, die vielen welken Rosen, - Die ich nachts nach Haus getragen, - Die zerdrückt vom vielen Kosen - Morgens auf dem Tische lagen. - An die Mädchen denk ich wieder, - Die wie ich die Liebe machen. - Wenn wir sangen Heimatlieder, - Unter Weinen, unter Lachen. - Und jetzt lieg ich ganz verlassen - In dem stillen weißen Raum. - O, ihr Schwestern von den Gassen, - Kommt zu mir des Nachts im Traum! - - - - -NACH DEM KABARETT - - - Ich gehe morgens früh nach Haus. - Die Uhr schlägt fünf, es wird schon hell, - Doch brennt das Licht noch im Hotel. - Das Kabarett ist endlich aus. - In einer Ecke Kinder kauern, - Zum Markte fahren schon die Bauern, - Zur Kirche geht man still und alt. - Vom Turme läuten ernst die Glocken, - Und eine Dirne mit wilden Locken - Irrt noch umher, übernächtig und kalt. - - - - - - - - Schon zweimal wurde ich geboren, - Und damals sang ich auch für Geld, - Doch sonniger schien mir die Welt, - Und meine Munterkeit hab ich verloren. - Irgendwo in der Ferne vergeht die Zeit, - In meinem Arme fühl ich sie entrinnen. - Ich denke an mein erstes Beginnen. - Wie tief verwirrt mich die Unendlichkeit! - - - - - - - - Einsam irr ich durch die Nächte und denke an dich. - Manchmal sehe ich einen Mantel, der deinem gleicht. - Und dann rufe ich dich leise beim Namen. - Mein Herz steht still vor Trauer. - Müde lehne ich mich an die Mauer und schließe die Augen. - Langsam rinnen viele Tränen zur Erde. - Die Welt bleibt weit zurück. - Ich wehe durch weiße Wolken in offene Arme. - Ein Rosenregen fällt mir nach und kühlt meine kranken Augen. - Alles ist so weiß und zart. - Ach so süß. - -(Ferdinand Hardekopf gewidmet) - - - - - - - -End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Die letzte Freude, by Emmy Hennings - -*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK DIE LETZTE FREUDE *** - -***** This file should be named 40218-8.txt or 40218-8.zip ***** -This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: - http://www.gutenberg.org/4/0/2/1/40218/ - -Produced by Jens Sadowski - -Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions -will be renamed. - -Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no -one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation -(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without -permission and without paying copyright royalties. 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You may copy it, give it away or -re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included -with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org - - -Title: Die letzte Freude - -Author: Emmy Hennings - -Release Date: July 12, 2012 [EBook #40218] - -Language: German - -Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 - -*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK DIE LETZTE FREUDE *** - - - - -Produced by Jens Sadowski - - - - - -</pre> - +<div>*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 40218 ***</div> <div class="centerpic"> <img src="images/cover.jpg" alt="" /> @@ -161,8 +127,8 @@ KURT WOLFF VERLAG • LEIPZIG </p> <p class="center" style="page-break-before:always; font-size:0.8em; margin-bottom:7em;"> -BÜCHEREI „DER JÜNGSTE TAG“ BAND 5<br /> -GEDRUCKT BEI DIETSCH & BRÜCKNER, WEIMAR +BÃœCHEREI „DER JÃœNGSTE TAG“ BAND 5<br /> +GEDRUCKT BEI DIETSCH & BRÃœCKNER, WEIMAR </p> <p class="center" style="font-size:0.8em;"> @@ -174,24 +140,24 @@ KURT WOLFF VERLAG, LEIPZIG, COPYRIGHT 1913 <h2 class="chapter" id="ch-1"> <a id="page-5" class="pagenum" title="5"></a> -ÄTHERSTROPHEN</h2> +ÄTHERSTROPHEN</h2> <div class="poem"> -<p class="line">Jetzt muß ich aus der großen Kugel fallen.</p> -<p class="line">Dabei ist in Paris ein schönes Fest.</p> +<p class="line">Jetzt muß ich aus der großen Kugel fallen.</p> +<p class="line">Dabei ist in Paris ein schönes Fest.</p> <p class="line">Die Menschen sammeln sich am Gare de l’est</p> <p class="line">Und bunte Seidenfahnen wallen.</p> <p class="line">Ich aber bin nicht unter ihnen.</p> -<p class="line">Ich fliege in dem großen Raum.</p> +<p class="line">Ich fliege in dem großen Raum.</p> <p class="line">Ich mische mich in jeden Traum</p> <p class="line">Und lese in den tausend Mienen.</p> <p class="line">Es liegt ein kranker Mann in seinem Jammer.</p> <p class="line">Mich hypnotisiert sein letzter Blick.</p> -<p class="line">Wir sehnen einen Sommertag zurück . . .</p> -<p class="line">Ein schwarzes Kreuz erfüllt die Kammer . . .</p> +<p class="line">Wir sehnen einen Sommertag zurück . . .</p> +<p class="line">Ein schwarzes Kreuz erfüllt die Kammer . . .</p> </div> -<p class="dedication">(Dieses Gedicht ist für Hardy) +<p class="dedication">(Dieses Gedicht ist für Hardy) </p> <h2 class="chapter" id="ch-2"> @@ -199,16 +165,16 @@ KURT WOLFF VERLAG, LEIPZIG, COPYRIGHT 1913 </h2> <div class="poem"> -<p class="line">An die Scheiben schlägt der Regen.</p> +<p class="line">An die Scheiben schlägt der Regen.</p> <p class="line">Eine Blume leuchtet rot.</p> -<p class="line">Kühle Luft weht mir entgegen.</p> +<p class="line">Kühle Luft weht mir entgegen.</p> <p class="line">Wach ich, oder bin ich tot?</p> </div> <div class="poem"> <p class="line">Eine Welt liegt weit, ganz weit,</p> -<p class="line">Eine Uhr schlägt langsam vier.</p> -<p class="line">Und ich weiß von keiner Zeit,</p> +<p class="line">Eine Uhr schlägt langsam vier.</p> +<p class="line">Und ich weiß von keiner Zeit,</p> <p class="line">In die Arme fall ich dir . . .</p> </div> @@ -221,12 +187,12 @@ KURT WOLFF VERLAG, LEIPZIG, COPYRIGHT 1913 <div class="poem"> <p class="line">Und nachts in tiefer Dunkelheit,</p> -<p class="line">Da fallen Bilder von den Wänden,</p> +<p class="line">Da fallen Bilder von den Wänden,</p> <p class="line">Und jemand lacht so frech und breit,</p> -<p class="line">Man greift nach mir mit langen Händen.</p> -<p class="line">Und eine Frau mit grünem Haar,</p> +<p class="line">Man greift nach mir mit langen Händen.</p> +<p class="line">Und eine Frau mit grünem Haar,</p> <p class="line">Die sieht mich traurig an</p> -<p class="line">Und sagt, daß sie einst Mutter war,</p> +<p class="line">Und sagt, daß sie einst Mutter war,</p> <p class="line">Ihr Leid nicht tragen kann.</p> <p class="line">(Ich presse Dornen in mein Herz</p> <p class="line">Und halte ruhig still,</p> @@ -237,24 +203,24 @@ KURT WOLFF VERLAG, LEIPZIG, COPYRIGHT 1913 <h2 class="chapter" id="ch-4"> <a id="page-8" class="pagenum" title="8"></a> -AN FRÄNZI</h2> +AN FRÄNZI</h2> <div class="poem"> <p class="line">Einsam geh ich durch die Gassen,</p> <p class="line">Und der Abend senkt sich nieder.</p> <p class="line">Leise sing ich deine Lieder.</p> -<p class="line">Ach, ich fühl mich so verlassen.</p> +<p class="line">Ach, ich fühl mich so verlassen.</p> </div> <div class="poem"> <p class="line">In dem fahlen roten Licht,</p> <p class="line">O, wie war dein Mund so schmerzlich,</p> -<p class="line">Süß und bleich dein Angesicht,</p> +<p class="line">Süß und bleich dein Angesicht,</p> <p class="line">Und dein Volkslied klang so herzlich.</p> </div> <div class="poem"> -<p class="line">Augen, die die Tränen kannten,</p> +<p class="line">Augen, die die Tränen kannten,</p> <p class="line">Die der Liebe Leid erfahren,</p> <p class="line">Die wie zwei dunkle Sterne waren,</p> <p class="line">In denen leise Feuer brannten . . . @@ -270,7 +236,7 @@ EIN TRAUM</h2> <p class="line">Und wissen nichts von Leid und Weh.</p> <p class="line">Wir halten uns umfangen</p> <p class="line">Und Wasserrosen rings um uns her.</p> -<p class="line">Wir streben und wünschen und wollen nichts mehr.</p> +<p class="line">Wir streben und wünschen und wollen nichts mehr.</p> <p class="line">Wir haben kein Verlangen.</p> <p class="line">Geliebter, etwas fehlt mir doch,</p> <p class="line">Einen Wunsch, den hab ich noch:</p> @@ -284,8 +250,8 @@ HYPNOSE</h2> <div class="poem"> <p class="line">Mein Leib schmerzt, irgendwo in einem fremden Land,</p> -<p class="line">Ich fühle meinen Körper längst nicht mehr,</p> -<p class="line">Die Füße sind wie Blei so schwer,</p> +<p class="line">Ich fühle meinen Körper längst nicht mehr,</p> +<p class="line">Die Füße sind wie Blei so schwer,</p> <p class="line">Die Brust ist hohl und ausgebrannt.</p> <p class="line">Mir tut nichts weh und bin doch voller Schmerzen,</p> <p class="line">Ich seh in deine Augen wie gebannt.</p> @@ -293,7 +259,7 @@ HYPNOSE</h2> <p class="line">Sie leuchten mir ins unbekannte Land.</p> </div> -<p class="dedication">(Für Siurlai) +<p class="dedication">(Für Siurlai) </p> <h2 class="chapter" id="ch-7"> @@ -301,14 +267,14 @@ HYPNOSE</h2> BEI MIR ZU HAUSE</h2> <div class="poem"> -<p class="line">Meine Großmutter hielt die ganze Nacht</p> -<p class="line">— Im grünen Glase brannte ein Licht —</p> +<p class="line">Meine Großmutter hielt die ganze Nacht</p> +<p class="line">— Im grünen Glase brannte ein Licht —</p> <p class="line">Vor einem vergitterten Fenster Wacht,</p> <p class="line">Ich sah in ihr fahles Angesicht.</p> </div> <div class="poem"> -<p class="line">Die Möbel in dem blauen Zimmer,</p> +<p class="line">Die Möbel in dem blauen Zimmer,</p> <p class="line">An ihnen haftet all unser Leid.</p> <p class="line">Und wenn jemand stirbt, um diese Zeit</p> <p class="line">Bleibt stehn die Uhr mit krankem Gewimmer. @@ -320,24 +286,24 @@ BEI MIR ZU HAUSE</h2> IM KRANKENHAUSE</h2> <div class="poem"> -<p class="line">Alle Herbste gehn an mir vorüber.</p> -<p class="line">Krank lieg ich im weißen Zimmer,</p> -<p class="line">Tanzen möchte ich wohl lieber.</p> +<p class="line">Alle Herbste gehn an mir vorüber.</p> +<p class="line">Krank lieg ich im weißen Zimmer,</p> +<p class="line">Tanzen möchte ich wohl lieber.</p> <p class="line">An die Geigen denk ich immer.</p> <p class="line">Und es flimmern tausend Lichter.</p> -<p class="line">O, wie bin ich heute schön!</p> +<p class="line">O, wie bin ich heute schön!</p> <p class="line">Bunt geschminkte Angesichter</p> -<p class="line">Schnell im Tanz vorüberwehn.</p> +<p class="line">Schnell im Tanz vorüberwehn.</p> <p class="line">O, die vielen welken Rosen,</p> <p class="line">Die ich nachts nach Haus getragen,</p> -<p class="line">Die zerdrückt vom vielen Kosen</p> +<p class="line">Die zerdrückt vom vielen Kosen</p> <p class="line">Morgens auf dem Tische lagen.</p> -<p class="line">An die Mädchen denk ich wieder,</p> +<p class="line">An die Mädchen denk ich wieder,</p> <p class="line">Die wie ich die Liebe machen.</p> <p class="line">Wenn wir sangen Heimatlieder,</p> <p class="line">Unter Weinen, unter Lachen.</p> <p class="line">Und jetzt lieg ich ganz verlassen</p> -<p class="line">In dem stillen weißen Raum.</p> +<p class="line">In dem stillen weißen Raum.</p> <p class="line">O, ihr Schwestern von den Gassen,</p> <p class="line">Kommt zu mir des Nachts im Traum! </p> @@ -348,16 +314,16 @@ IM KRANKENHAUSE</h2> NACH DEM KABARETT</h2> <div class="poem"> -<p class="line">Ich gehe morgens früh nach Haus.</p> -<p class="line">Die Uhr schlägt fünf, es wird schon hell,</p> +<p class="line">Ich gehe morgens früh nach Haus.</p> +<p class="line">Die Uhr schlägt fünf, es wird schon hell,</p> <p class="line">Doch brennt das Licht noch im Hotel.</p> <p class="line">Das Kabarett ist endlich aus.</p> <p class="line">In einer Ecke Kinder kauern,</p> <p class="line">Zum Markte fahren schon die Bauern,</p> <p class="line">Zur Kirche geht man still und alt.</p> -<p class="line">Vom Turme läuten ernst die Glocken,</p> +<p class="line">Vom Turme läuten ernst die Glocken,</p> <p class="line">Und eine Dirne mit wilden Locken</p> -<p class="line">Irrt noch umher, übernächtig und kalt. +<p class="line">Irrt noch umher, übernächtig und kalt. </p> </div> @@ -367,11 +333,11 @@ NACH DEM KABARETT</h2> <div class="poem"> <p class="line">Schon zweimal wurde ich geboren,</p> -<p class="line">Und damals sang ich auch für Geld,</p> +<p class="line">Und damals sang ich auch für Geld,</p> <p class="line">Doch sonniger schien mir die Welt,</p> <p class="line">Und meine Munterkeit hab ich verloren.</p> <p class="line">Irgendwo in der Ferne vergeht die Zeit,</p> -<p class="line">In meinem Arme fühl ich sie entrinnen.</p> +<p class="line">In meinem Arme fühl ich sie entrinnen.</p> <p class="line">Ich denke an mein erstes Beginnen.</p> <p class="line">Wie tief verwirrt mich die Unendlichkeit! </p> @@ -382,17 +348,17 @@ NACH DEM KABARETT</h2> </h2> <div class="poem"> -<p class="line">Einsam irr ich durch die Nächte und denke an dich.</p> +<p class="line">Einsam irr ich durch die Nächte und denke an dich.</p> <p class="line">Manchmal sehe ich einen Mantel, der deinem gleicht.</p> <p class="line">Und dann rufe ich dich leise beim Namen.</p> <p class="line">Mein Herz steht still vor Trauer.</p> -<p class="line">Müde lehne ich mich an die Mauer und schließe die Augen.</p> -<p class="line">Langsam rinnen viele Tränen zur Erde.</p> -<p class="line">Die Welt bleibt weit zurück.</p> -<p class="line">Ich wehe durch weiße Wolken in offene Arme.</p> -<p class="line">Ein Rosenregen fällt mir nach und kühlt meine kranken Augen.</p> -<p class="line">Alles ist so weiß und zart.</p> -<p class="line">Ach so süß.</p> +<p class="line">Müde lehne ich mich an die Mauer und schließe die Augen.</p> +<p class="line">Langsam rinnen viele Tränen zur Erde.</p> +<p class="line">Die Welt bleibt weit zurück.</p> +<p class="line">Ich wehe durch weiße Wolken in offene Arme.</p> +<p class="line">Ein Rosenregen fällt mir nach und kühlt meine kranken Augen.</p> +<p class="line">Alles ist so weiß und zart.</p> +<p class="line">Ach so süß.</p> </div> <p class="dedication">(Ferdinand Hardekopf gewidmet) @@ -401,378 +367,6 @@ NACH DEM KABARETT</h2> </div> - - - - - - - -<pre> - - - - - -End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Die letzte Freude, by Emmy Hennings - -*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK DIE LETZTE FREUDE *** - -***** This file should be named 40218-h.htm or 40218-h.zip ***** -This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: - http://www.gutenberg.org/4/0/2/1/40218/ - -Produced by Jens Sadowski - -Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions -will be renamed. - -Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no -one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation -(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without -permission and without paying copyright royalties. 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