The Complete Works of Friedrich Nietzsche/Volume 10/Sils-Maria

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German Original published 1887 as part of the second edition of The Joyful Wisdom ('La Gaya Scienza'). This translation published in 1910 as part of Oscar Levy's The Complete Works of Friedrich Nietzsche volume 10.

Friedrich Nietzsche1194865Sils-Maria — Songs of Prince Free-as-a-Bird1910Paul V. Cohn and Maude D. Petre
SILS-MARIA.

Here sat I waiting, waiting, but for naught!
Beyond all good and evil—now by light wrought

To joy, now by dark shadows—all was leisure,
All lake, all noon, all time sans aim, sans measure.

Then one, dear friend, was swiftly changed to twain,
And Zarathustra left my teeming brain. ...



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