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Die Nonne Lyrics by Fanny Mendelssohn

12 Lieder, Op. 9

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Im stillen Klostergarten
Eine bleiche Jungfrau ging;
Der Mond beschien sie trübe
An ihrer Wimper hing
Die Träne zarter Liebe
"O wohl mir, daß gestorben
Der treue Buhle mein!
Ich darf ihn wieder lieben:
Er wird ein Engel sein
Und Engel darf ich lieben."
Sie trat mit zagem Schritte
Wohl zum Mariabild;
Es stand im lichten Scheine
Es sah so muttermild
Herunter auf die Reine
Sie sank zu seinen Füßen
Sah auf mit Himmelsruh'
Bis ihre Augenlider
Im Tode fielen zu:
Ihr Schleier wallte nieder

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"Die Nonne" appears on "12 Lieder, Op. 9".

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