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Carmin Burana - Nr 1.2 Fortuna
Carmina Burana - No. 1.2 Fortune
O fortuna
O Fortune
Velut luna
Like the moon
Statu variabilis,
Your state is ever changing,
Semper crescis
Always waxing
Aut decrescis;
Or waning;
Vita detestabilis
Despicable life
Nunc obdurat
Now hardens
Et tunc curat
And then relaxes
Ludo mentis aciem,
My mind's keen edge,
Egestatem,
Poverty,
Potestatem
Power
Dissolvit ut glaciem.
It dissolves like ice.
Sors immanis
Fate's cruel
Et inanis,
And empty,
Rota tu volubilis,
You spinning wheel,
Status malus,
Evil state,
Vana salus
Vain salvation
Semper dissolubilis,
Always slipping away,
Obumbrata
Shadowed
Et velata
And veiled
Michi quoque niteris;
You ensnare me;
Nunc per ludum
Now through play
Dorsum nudum
My naked back
Fero tui sceleris.
Bears your transgression.
Sors salutis
Fate's salvation
Et virtutis
And virtue
Michi nunc contraria,
Are now my adversaries,
Est affectus
Affection
Et defectus
And declension
Semper in angaria.
Always in turmoil.
Hac in hora
In this hour
Sine mora
Without delay
Corde pulsum tangite;
Strike the pulsing heart;
Quod per sortem
What through fate
Sternit fortem,
Lowers the strong,
Mecum omnes plangite!
All weep with me!
Fortune plango vulnera
I lament fortune's wounds
Stillantibus ocellis
With tearful eyes
Quod sua michi munera
That my gifts
Subtrahit rebellis.
Rebelliously she removes.
Verum est, quod legitur,
It's true, as it is written,
Fronte capillata,
With hair in front,
Sed plerumque sequitur
But usually follows
Occasio calvata.
Bald opportunity.
Verum est, quod legitur,
It's true, as it is written,
Fronte capillata,
With hair in front,
Sed plerumque sequitur
But usually follows
Occasio calvata.
Bald opportunity.
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(...)
In fortune solio
On fortune's throne
Sederam elatus,
I sat exalted,
Prosperitatis vario
With the varied flower of prosperity
Flore coronatus;
Crowned;
Quicquid enim florui
For whatever I flourished
Felix et beatus,
Happy and blessed,
Nunc a summo corrui
Now from the summit I have fallen
Gloria privatus.
Deprived of glory.
Quicquid enim florui
For whatever I flourished
Felix et beatus,
Happy and blessed,
Nunc a summo corrui
Now from the summit I have fallen
Gloria privatus.
Deprived of glory.
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(...)
Fortune rota volvitur:
Fortune's wheel turns:
Descendo minoratus;
I descend diminished;
Alter in altum tollitur;
Another is lifted to the heights;
Nimis exaltatus
Too exalted
Rex sedet in vertice
The king sits at the peak
Caveat ruinam!
Let him beware of ruin!
Nam sub axe legimus
For under the pole we read
Hecubam reginam.
Of Queen Hecuba.
Rex sedet in vertice
The king sits at the peak
Caveat ruinam!
Let him beware of ruin!
Nam sub axe legimus
For under the pole we read
Hecubam reginam.
Of Queen Hecuba.
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