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The wood-grouse

When the morning on the morass
Wakes me up to watch sunrise
You will always find a sorrow
In my sleepy, wood-grouse's eyes.
When I walk and flap my wings
Or stand frozen like a post
I am calling for my darling
Without whom I am quite lost.
 
            Where you are, my sweet, 
            When are we to meet?
            Come to me, don't break my heart,
            I am walking here,
            It is hard to bear!
            I will die of passion, dear!
 
I will find a hundred earrings
On the nearest birch-tree,
While with pretty red bilberries
Your little feet adorned will be
Where are you, my love, my honey?
The dew is dry beneath my feet
I’ve got tasty ripe ash-berries
Fly to me and have a treat.
 
They will shoot right at my sonnet
I'll protect you with my breast.
Though, of course, it would be better
If we both flew to the West
Where no one, no fox nor wolfhound
Will catch us, where I'll adore
Even a twig on which you’re sitting
Where we'll live forevermore!
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