Luyện nghe bài hát Chapter IV

The leafs and I entangled dance a
I dare not with vain delight
And embraced we roam the passing eve like a
pillgrim who craves a shelters guiding
I question thee, night to calm my joy
so I not like the weary leaves be strewed
For I submitt to thy solitary grace (as) springs
life is by gaze subdued

Lost in a dream I beheld a maiden
And she sat down by a sliver stream
Plunging her feet in the shallow
A descended, kissed her and fled
And all before been just and fair
Shattered in a rain of crystal
of them a cry, a dream, a tear

Nunquam aut diffugo
Ira mea vita ad salutem nominarit
Et solitudo meurn

Everlasting be the war I declare
Extinguished thy bewitched spark
the pile upon which you
Are gathered (still) my weary heart

And as the forked tongue licks high I won't
thy fall
But dance around the burning branches by furys

And I again not be humble slaves but king to thee

on the barren field did lay strewed
Spread wings rise up with solemn hope imbued
Ascend the stary into a plain but dear refuge.