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was, hinter aller Zeiten wechselndem Antlitz, ewig sich birgt.
Noch dürfen seine Gefangenen hinter goldenen Gartengittern die freie Luft des Meeres schlürfen, und ihr W?chter hei?t ?Osmin?; es kommt die Zeit, wo ihr Leib, zwischen feuchtem Gestein, im Finstern fault, und ihr Herr wird ?Pizarro? hei?en. Noch jauchzt auf Don Juans Festen ein Maskenchor ein ?Lebehoch? der Freiheit; es kommt die Zeit, wo Ch?re von Gefangenen in düsteren Kerkerh?fen um Freiheit auf zum Himmel st?hnen. Noch darf des Meisters ?Maurerische Trauermusik? in frommen Weisen um den Tod von Edlen klagen -- -- Blut und wieder Blut mu? flie?en, ehe die Stra?e frei wird für den ?Trauermarsch auf den Tod eines Helden?! -- -- --
Nicht immer will unsere Seele bei dir weilen, Wolfgang Amade Mozart! Zu sehr hat man uns gelehrt, in unseres Wesens geheimsten Sch?chten zu schürfen, und wir wissen von vielzuviel Leid. Von Jupiters wei?er leidloser Stirne wenden wir unsere Augen, und suchen den tiefen mitleidsvollen Blick, der unter des Prometheus wehevoll geballten Brauen wohnt.
Aber im Frühling und in Tagen des Glücks, wenn wir am frühen Morgen in unsere G?rten treten, und, mit noch schlafgel?sten Gliedern, die feuchte Luft des frühen Jahres und den Duft der Erde wie ein Glück genie?en, und hoch über uns ein Vogel in erdentbundenem Flug sich dem Himmel entgegenwirft, alle Seligkeit seines Lebens in Gesang verstr?mend -- dann grü?en wir dich, Wolfgang Amade Mozart! Und dem Frühling, und unserem Glück, und dir str?mt unsere Seele zu -- unaufhaltsam -- wie von hohen Bergen hinab zu tiefen T?lern das Wasser rinnt!
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