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| libretto-text =<poem>I thought I could | |||
Hide my sorrow | |||
That for staying so deep | |||
It would fail to see the world | |||
This silent love | |||
That a good looking villain | |||
Kindled in my soul. | |||
And it wasn’t | |||
Because he glimpsed | |||
The sorrow hidden in me. | |||
But it was in vain | |||
That he glimpsed it. | |||
For the villain | |||
Was oblivious | |||
That I loved him. | |||
And this is the punishment | |||
I suffer now: | |||
To feel my soul | |||
Full of love | |||
For one who forgets me | |||
Without any encouraging light | |||
To emerge from the shadows | |||
Of my life.<ref name="EnglishTranslation"/> | |||
</poem>}} | |||
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