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Twilight Elegy

Read Twilight Elegy lyrics by Black Leaves on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Black Leaves Canonical path: /black-leaves/twilight-elegy Related lyric paths: 1
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Twilight Elegy

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Ó, alkonyoknak könnyû vétkei:

semmittevés és pillanatnyi csönd;

az álmos hegyek fejére lassan

az este ringató folyókat önt.

A nap zaja elkúszik messzire,

lépek s mintha suttogásban járnék,

fut macskatalpain a tompa fény,

halvány árnyat szûl a vastag árnyék.

Régi halottaimnak húsa fû,

fû s virág s mindenhol meglelem;

vékony illatukkal álldogálok,

s oly megszokott immár a félelem.

Fodrozó füst az ákácok sora,

a hallgató sötét rájukhajolt,

elõgurul és tétován megáll

föltartott ujjamon a lomha hold.

Esti béke, téged köszöntelek,

az úton nehéz napom pora száll;

lassú szívemben ilyenkor lágyan

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