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+Title: Gedichte
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+Gedichte
+
+Paul Heyse
+
+(1865)
+
+
+
+
+
+
+alphabetisch nach Titeln sortiert:
+
+Über ein Stündlein
+Auf der Heimfahrt
+Novelle
+Vorfrühling
+
+
+
+
+Über ein Stündlein.
+
+Dulde, gedulde dich fein!
+Über ein Stündlein
+ist deine Kammer voll Sonne.
+Über den First, wo die Glocken hangen,
+ist schon lange der Schein gegangen,
+ging in Türmers Fenster ein.
+Wer am nächsten dem Sturm der Glocken,
+einsam wohnt er, oft erschrocken,
+doch am frühsten tröstet ihn Sonnenschein.
+
+Wer in tiefen Gassen gebaut,
+Hütt' an Hüttlein lehnt sich traut,
+Glocken haben ihn nie erschüttert,
+Wetterstrahl ihn nie umzittert,
+aber spät sein Morgen graut.
+
+Höh' und Tiefe hat Lust und Leid.
+Sag ihm ab, dem törigen Neid:
+andrer Gram birgt andre Wonne.
+
+Dulde, gedulde dich fein!
+Über ein Stündlein
+ist deine Kammer voll Sonne.
+
+
+
+
+Auf der Heimfahrt.
+
+Es steht ein Haus im Garten,
+kühl an ein Wäldchen angelehnt.
+Auf allen meinen Fahrten
+hab' ich nach ihm mich heimgesehnt.
+Wie süß erklang
+dort Vogelsang,
+wie lachten Blumen ringsumher!
+Wie ging's im Lauf
+die Stieg' hinauf--
+Nun graut mir vor der Wiederkehr.
+Im Haus, da ist ein Zimmer,
+so luftig hoch, so blank und rein.
+Was nur an Sonnenschimmer
+ums Häuschen streifte, drang herein.
+Wie lustig klang
+dort Kindersang,
+kein Winkel war von Spielen leer;
+dort fand ich Rast
+nach Tageslast--
+Nun öffn' ich seine Tür nicht mehr.
+
+Im Haus erklang ein Name
+von allen Lippen fort und fort,
+der hatte wundersame
+Gewalt, schier wie ein Zauberwort.
+Auf jedem Mund
+ein Lächeln stund,
+als ob's des Frühlings Namen wär'--
+Jetzt geht er stumm
+gespenstig um,
+und wer ihn ausspricht, lacht nicht mehr.
+
+
+
+
+Novelle
+
+Sie kannten sich beide von Angesicht,
+Sie sprachen sich nie und liebten sich nicht.
+Er nahm ein Weib, das die Mutter ihm wählte,
+Als sie sich mit einem Vetter vermählte.
+Er war zufrieden mit seinem Los;
+Sie wähnte sich recht in des Glückes Schoß.
+Nur manchmal, zur Zeit der Fliederblüte,
+Was wollte da knospen in ihrem Gemüte?
+
+Und einst nach Jahren am dritten Ort
+Da sagten sie sich das erste Wort,
+Am selben Tische zum ersten Male--
+Der Flieder duftet' herein zum Saale.
+
+Was er sie gefragt, was sie ihm gesagt,
+Es war nicht neu und war nicht gewagt;
+Doch plötzlich, mitten im Plaudern und Scherzen,
+Erschraken sie beide im tiefsten Herzen.
+
+Sie hatten mit tödlichem Staunen erkannt,
+Wie seltsam eins das andre verstand,
+Auch das, was beiden im stillen Gemüte
+Erwachte zur Zeit der Fliederblüte.
+
+Sie sahen sich an einen Augenblick
+Und sahn einen Abgrund von Mißgeschick,
+Dann blickten sie weg, und beide verstummten,
+So munter rings die Gespräche summten.
+
+Drauf ging sie nach Haus mit dem eigenen Mann,
+Er führte sein Weib, so schieden sie dann
+Und sagten, sie würden sich glücklich schätzen,
+Die werte Bekanntschaft fortzusetzen.
+
+Doch wie er am andern Morgen erwacht,
+Was hat ihn so bitter lachen gemacht?
+Und wie sie auffuhr von ihrem Kissen,
+Was hat sie so heimlich weinen müssen?
+
+Sie haben sich niemals wiedergesehn,
+Sie wußten sich klug aus dem Weg zu gehn.
+Nur immer zur Zeit der Fliederblüte
+Wie Spätfrost schauert's durch ihr Gemüte.
+
+
+
+Vorfrühling.
+
+Stürme brausten über Nacht,
+und die kahlen Wipfel troffen.
+Frühe war mein Herz erwacht,
+schüchtern zwischen Furcht und Hoffen.
+Horch, ein trautgeschwätz'ger Ton
+dringt zu mir vom Wald hernieder.
+Nisten in den Zweigen schon
+die geliebten Amseln wieder?
+
+Dort am Weg der weiße Streif--
+Zweifelnd frag' ich mein Gemüte:
+Ist's ein später Winterreif
+oder erste Schlehenblüte?
+
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