Auf Wiederseh’n
K. C.
Frederic Edward
Weatherly
Weatherly, Frederic Edward
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University of Victoria Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry Project
Victoria, BC, Canada
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They stood within the minster shade,
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Auf Wiederseh’n
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They stood within the minster shade,
Clasped hands, and kissed, and kissed again,
The soldier and his little maid :
‘ Farewell, dear love, farewell,’ he said,
‘ Auf wiederseh’n.’
He rode to battle, down the street ;
She wept beside her window-pane ;
A flower fell at the soldier’s feet,
A voice fell, soft and low and sweet :
‘ Auf wiederseh’n.’
He fought afar ; she kept alone :
They brought him home from battle slain :
Beneath his blood-stained tunic shone
A silver cross, with this thereon :
‘ Auf wiederseh’n.’
Frederick E. Weatherly
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