Translation:Farewell, O sun and spring
O flowers of incense smell,
O lovely babbling spring,
And green-adornéd hills.
And maiden angel-faced,
Bright hours of loveliness,
Sweet smile of youth fresh-faced.
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- ↑ Literal translation:
Farewell, sun and spring,
And incense-scented flowers,
Beautiful babbling spring,
Hills dressed in green.
Farewell, love and kiss,
Exquisite angel-faced maiden,
Bright hours of beauty,
Sweet smile, youthful life.
I loved poverty,
The cries of the pitiful, moans,
I gifted my lyre,
To singing of sorrow and suffering.