Poetry by Steingrímur Thorsteinsson # 88610
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A poem by Steingrímur Thorsteinsson, originally written and translated.
The translated poems are: - All is well, Serbian. - Love. German folk songs. - Danagrund by Ingemann. - The Death of Earl Hákon by Oehlenschläger. - The Dream; The Fall of Sennacherib; Oh, faded maiden in pure bloom by Byron. - I walk about the fold by Petöfi. - The sun does not shine with sweet kisses when it shines; Poems from Cymbeline by Shakespeare. - Eva by Hugo. - Excelsior by Longfellow. - Far away he is still. Finnish folk songs. - The Meeting; Ganymede; Mignon; The Song of the Spirits over the Waters; The Limits of Man; Tear-drop by Goethe. - The Count of Habsburg; The Diver; The Parade by Schiller. - Autumn. From Swedish. - The Oration by Straton. - The Heavenly Hosts. Latvian. - Who at my door there bears?; Why should I not hold my head high? e. Burns. - Evening Hymn e. Claudius. - I walked into the kitchen; Hopes e. Petöfi. - Anacreon's Path e. Simonides. - Lorelei; On a spring night the frost fell and the sky was heavy; Spring Poem e. Heine. - Now the year has come to an end e. Voss. - Now the evening bell calls. From German. - Ólafur Tryggvason e. Björnson. - Wish. From Greek. - To the sky; The wayfarer e. Hölderlin. - Poem e. Plato. - Spring e. Bion.
The translated poems are: - All is well, Serbian. - Love. German folk songs. - Danagrund by Ingemann. - The Death of Earl Hákon by Oehlenschläger. - The Dream; The Fall of Sennacherib; Oh, faded maiden in pure bloom by Byron. - I walk about the fold by Petöfi. - The sun does not shine with sweet kisses when it shines; Poems from Cymbeline by Shakespeare. - Eva by Hugo. - Excelsior by Longfellow. - Far away he is still. Finnish folk songs. - The Meeting; Ganymede; Mignon; The Song of the Spirits over the Waters; The Limits of Man; Tear-drop by Goethe. - The Count of Habsburg; The Diver; The Parade by Schiller. - Autumn. From Swedish. - The Oration by Straton. - The Heavenly Hosts. Latvian. - Who at my door there bears?; Why should I not hold my head high? e. Burns. - Evening Hymn e. Claudius. - I walked into the kitchen; Hopes e. Petöfi. - Anacreon's Path e. Simonides. - Lorelei; On a spring night the frost fell and the sky was heavy; Spring Poem e. Heine. - Now the year has come to an end e. Voss. - Now the evening bell calls. From German. - Ólafur Tryggvason e. Björnson. - Wish. From Greek. - To the sky; The wayfarer e. Hölderlin. - Poem e. Plato. - Spring e. Bion.