Lyrics and translation William Shakespeare - Sonnet 73 - That time of year thou mayst in me behold
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Sonnet 73 - That time of year thou mayst in me behold
Sonnet 73 - Tu peux voir en moi ce temps de l'année
That
time
of
year
thou
mayst
in
me
behold,
Tu
peux
voir
en
moi
ce
temps
de
l'année,
When
yellow
leaves,
or
none,
or
few,
do
hang
Où
les
feuilles
jaunes,
ou
aucune,
ou
quelques-unes,
pendent
Upon
those
boughs
which
shake
against
the
cold,
Sur
ces
branches
qui
tremblent
contre
le
froid,
Bare
ruined
choirs,
where
late
the
sweet
birds
sang.
Des
chœurs
en
ruine,
où
les
oiseaux
chantants
étaient
autrefois.
In
me
thou
seest
the
twilight
of
such
day,
En
moi
tu
vois
le
crépuscule
d'un
tel
jour,
As
after
sunset
fadeth
in
the
west,
Comme
après
le
coucher
du
soleil
qui
s'estompe
à
l'ouest,
Which
by
and
by
black
night
doth
take
away,
Que
bientôt
la
nuit
noire
emporte,
Death′s
second
self,
that
seals
up
all
in
rest.
Le
second
moi
de
la
mort,
qui
scelle
tout
au
repos.
In
me
thou
seest
the
glowing
of
such
fire,
En
moi
tu
vois
la
lueur
d'un
tel
feu,
That
on
the
ashes
of
his
youth
doth
lie,
Qui
sur
les
cendres
de
sa
jeunesse
repose,
As
the
death-bed
whereon
it
must
expire,
Comme
le
lit
de
mort
où
il
doit
expirer,
Consumed
with
that
which
it
was
nourished
by.
Consommé
par
ce
qui
le
nourrissait.
This
thou
perceiv'st,
which
makes
thy
love
more
strong,
Cela
tu
le
perçois,
ce
qui
rend
ton
amour
plus
fort,
To
love
that
well,
which
thou
must
leave
ere
long.
Aimer
ce
qui
est
bien,
que
tu
dois
quitter
avant
longtemps.
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