>post picture of romantic poet
>hurr this guy amazing
>ya he gud
>he write pretty
>ad nauseam
Now fuck it let's talk about some meaning:
>My heart, my heart is weary,
>Yet merrily beams the May
>And I lean against the linden.
>High up on the terrace gray.
>The town-moat far below me
>Buns silent and sad, and blue ;
>A boy in a boat floats o'er it,
>Still fishing and whistling too.
>And a beautiful varied picture,
>Spreads out beyond the flood,
>Fair houses, and gardens, and people,
>And cattle, and meadow, and wood.
>Young maidens are bleaching the linen,
>They laugh as they go and come ;
>And the mill-wheel is dripping with diamonds
>I list to its far away hum.
>And high on yon old gray castle
>A sentry-box peeps o'er ;
>While a young red-coated soldier
>Is pacing beside the door.
>He handles his shining musket,
>Which gleams in the sunlight red,
>He halts, he presents, and shoulders :
>I wish that he'd shoot me dead.
What did he fucking mean by this?
>>8818318
I don't know but I'm hoping there's gonna be a meme in this thread so I can be included in the screen cap for predicting it
>>8818318
I like that writing, though he seems to be saying very little apart from 'i am depressed'
BUT MUH HULY BUUK
>>8818318
He tells you in the first couplet what it means: his heart is weary yet the world is very pretty. Quite trite desu.
Nice Heine pic btw.
>>8818318
'Go and come' inversion so he can rhyme is v. painful
>>8819447
That's pretty common desu
>>8818318
"I'm depressed"
cool poem
>muh Romantic irony
Heine truly crystallized it into its purest form.