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this poem was written
by the russian poet
Alexander Puskin.
this translation was
done, i think, by a
man named
Walter N. Vickery.

Slowly my days drag by
and each instant multiplies in my sad heart
all the woes of unhappy love
and stirs up dreams that are madness.
But I am silent; unheard is my complaint
I shed tears; tears are a comfort.
my soul, the prisoner of longing,
finds in the a bitter joy.
O! Lifes hour run on, I've no regret.
disappear in darkness, empty specter.
Dear to me is the torment of my love;
No matter that I die, but let me then die loving.

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