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Im holden Tal, auf schneebdeckten Höhen War stets dein Bild mir nah: Ich sahs um mich in lichten Wolken wehen, Im Herzen war mirs da. Empfinde hier, wie mit allmächtgem Triebe, Ein Herz das andre zieht – Und daß vergebens Liebe Vor Liebe flieht.