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The happiest girl . Titania in der Straßenbahn

Kurzgeschichte
Deutsch
1110 Wörter
Keine Altersempfehlung
319
9

Mein Sommernachtstraum und das Erwachen danach.

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Titania Star Trek - Voyager

Weihnachten inmitten der Sterne

Science Fiction
Deutsch
2793 Wörter
Ab 12 Jahren
1121
17

Fähnrich Samantha Wildman wollte ihrer sechs jährigen Tochter mit der Ausrichtung einer Party das Weihnachtsfest näherbringen. Damit bereitet [mehr]

Stichwörter: Star Trek Voyager, Kathryn Janeway, Chakotay, Naomi Wildman, Weihnachten

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Phil Humor Alberich und Oberon

Ein Gartenzwerg beim Zwergenkönig

Lyrik und Poesie
Deutsch
1032 Wörter
Keine Altersempfehlung
484
10

Alberich: Bin ich hier recht? Verschieden groß seid Ihr; wo ich herkomm, ist Kleinheit keine Zier. Ich komm mir schon viel größer vor – wie schön. Ich spüre kein Verlangen, grad zu stehen. Bin Alberich, ein müder Gartenzwerg. In Euer Reich gelangen – als ob Berg in größter Not erklommen, bin benommen. Oh bleibt! Erreichtes soll mir nicht genommen, ich habe leider keine Gaben; froh umwirbelt Ihr einander, lebend so. Ich stand in einem Garten jahrelang. Bin selber nicht so lang – und deshalb bang? Wie schön, Ihr hört mir zu – könnt mich verstehen. Dass ich lebendig bin, ihr könnt es sehen? Ich stehe doch vorm großen Oberon, dem Zwergenkönig? Ja doch, ich erkenn Verschmitztheit und bejahend Lächeln nun. Erlaubst, dass ich mich setze? Ich muss ruh‘n. Das Gras, so weich hab ich es mir erträumt. Und unbeweglich stand ich; hab‘s versäumt, im Garten, das zu fühlen, spüren, riechen, was an Wunderbarem ist. Ist Siechen: So nah, so fremd mir das Vertraute, denn als Gartenzwerg da steht man still. Ich renn umher, befasse mich mit der Natur? Wohl nicht. Als ob geleistet diesen Schwur, den albernen, so fern zu sein von Allem. Ich, Alberich, ich möchte spielen, tollen. Und da mein Sehnen übermächtig groß – da riss es mich von meinem Standplatz los: ... Gedicht auch enthalten im Buch: Mit Philosophie und Humor Storys Theaterstücke Gedichte Drabbles ISBN 978-1482572322 154 Seiten, Taschenbuch, EUR 4,70 Als E-Book EUR 0,89 Ich verwende in meinen Texten und Büchern gerne Philosophie und Humor. Deswegen: Phil Humor http://www.phil-humor.de [mehr]

Stichwörter: Alberich, Oberon, Gartenzwerg, Zwergenkönig, Titania, Elfen, Alben, Zwerge

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Phil Humor Im Sommernachtstraum / Die Bürgschaft

Ein Jugend-Roman und ein Theaterstück

Drama
Deutsch
62744 Wörter
Keine Altersempfehlung
1119
4

Im Sommernachtstraum Eine zauberhafte Generalprobe Eine Gruppe von Jugendlichen probt das Theaterstück von William Shakespeare: Ein Sommernachtstraum. Plötzlich erscheinen unerwartete Zuschauer: Puck, Elfen und ihr Elfenkönig. Sie kommen aus einer anderen Welt. Welche Botschaft bringen sie? Wieso tauchen sie auf? Haben die Schauspieler zu intensiv geübt? Oder sind sie zur wahren Bedeutung des Sommernachtstraums vorgedrungen? Und sollte man sich lieber nicht in Puck, die Elfen oder die Amazonen-Königin verlieben? Die Bürgschaft Schillers Ballade als Bühnenstück Damons Attentat auf den Tyrannen-König Dionysios misslingt. Damon wird zum Tod am Kreuz verurteilt. Er bittet sich eine Frist aus, in der er seine Schwester Hera verheiraten möchte. Als Bürgen für seine Rückkehr bietet er seinen Freund Phintias an. Dionysios ist einverstanden. Damon kehrt rechtzeitig zurück; doch er muss vorher äußere und innere Widerstände überwinden. Die Gespräche mit dem Gott Apollon helfen ihm dabei. [mehr]

Stichwörter: Sommernachtstraum, Shakespeare, Generalprobe, Theater, Puck, Schauspieler, Elfen, Titania, Amazonen-Königin, Bürgschaft, Schiller, Tyrann, Apollon, Freundschaft

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Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell North And South (Fiscle Part 13 Of 1)

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61410 Wörter
Ab 18 Jahren
2
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'Wooed And Married And A'.' 'Edith!' Said Margaret, Gently, 'Edith!' But, As Margaret Half Suspected, Edith Had Fallen Asleep. She Lay Curled Up On The Sofa In The Back Drawing-Room In Harley Street, Looking Very Lovely In Her White Muslin And Blue Ribbons. If Titania Had Ever Been Dressed In White Muslin And Blue Ribbons, And Had Fallen Asleep On A Crimson Damask Sofa In A Back Drawing-Room, Edith Might Have Been Taken For Her. Margaret Was Struck Afresh By Her Cousin'S Beauty. They Had Grown Up Together From Childhood, And All Along Edith Had Been Remarked Upon By Every One, Except Margaret, For Her Prettiness; But Margaret Had Never Thought About It Until The Last Few Days, When The Prospect Of Soon Losing Her Companion Seemed To Give Force To Every Sweet Quality And Charm Which Edith Possessed. They Had Been Talking About Wedding Dresses, And Wedding Ceremonies; And Captain Lennox, And What He Had Told Edith About Her Future Life At Corfu, Where His Regiment Was Stationed; And The Difficulty Of Keeping A Piano In Good Tune (A Difficulty Which Edith Seemed To Consider As One Of The Most Formidable That Could Befall Her In Her Married Life), And What Gowns She Should Want In The Visits To Scotland, Which Would Immediately Succeed Her Marriage; But The Whispered Tone Had Latterly Become More Drowsy; And Margaret, After A Pause Of A Few Minutes, Found, As She Fancied, That In Spite Of The Buzz In The Next Room, Edith Had Rolled Herself Up Into A Soft Ball Of Muslin And Ribbon, And Silken Curls, And Gone Off Into A Peaceful Little After-Dinner Nap. [mehr]

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Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell North And South (Fiscle Part 13 Of 2)

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'Haste To The Wedding' 'Wooed And Married And A'.' 'Edith!' Said Margaret, Gently, 'Edith!' But, As Margaret Half Suspected, Edith Had Fallen Asleep. She Lay Curled Up On The Sofa In The Back Drawing-Room In Harley Street, Looking Very Lovely In Her White Muslin And Blue Ribbons. If Titania Had Ever Been Dressed In White Muslin And Blue Ribbons, And Had Fallen Asleep On A Crimson Damask Sofa In A Back Drawing-Room, Edith Might Have Been Taken For Her. Margaret Was Struck Afresh By Her Cousin'S Beauty. They Had Grown Up Together From Childhood, And All Along Edith Had Been Remarked Upon By Every One, Except Margaret, For Her Prettiness; But Margaret Had Never Thought About It Until The Last Few Days, When The Prospect Of Soon Losing Her Companion Seemed To Give Force To Every Sweet Quality And Charm Which Edith Possessed. They Had Been Talking About Wedding Dresses, And Wedding Ceremonies; And Captain Lennox, And What He Had Told Edith About Her Future Life At Corfu, Where His Regiment Was Stationed; And The Difficulty Of Keeping A Piano In Good Tune (A Difficulty Which Edith Seemed To Consider As One Of The Most Formidable That Could Befall Her In Her Married Life), And What Gowns She Should Want In The Visits To Scotland, Which Would Immediately Succeed Her Marriage; But The Whispered Tone Had Latterly Become More Drowsy; And Margaret, After A Pause Of A Few Minutes, Found, As She Fancied, That In Spite Of The Buzz In The Next Room, Edith Had Rolled Herself Up Into A Soft Ball Of Muslin And Ribbon, And Silken Curls, And Gone Off Into A Peaceful Little After-Dinner Nap. [mehr]

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Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell North And South (Fiscle Part 13 Of 3)

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Englisch
64200 Wörter
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2
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'Haste To The Wedding' 'Wooed And Married And A'.' 'Edith!' Said Margaret, Gently, 'Edith!' But, As Margaret Half Suspected, Edith Had Fallen Asleep. She Lay Curled Up On The Sofa In The Back Drawing-Room In Harley Street, Looking Very Lovely In Her White Muslin And Blue Ribbons. If Titania Had Ever Been Dressed In White Muslin And Blue Ribbons, And Had Fallen Asleep On A Crimson Damask Sofa In A Back Drawing-Room, Edith Might Have Been Taken For Her. Margaret Was Struck Afresh By Her Cousin'S Beauty. They Had Grown Up Together From Childhood, And All Along Edith Had Been Remarked Upon By Every One, Except Margaret, For Her Prettiness; But Margaret Had Never Thought About It Until The Last Few Days, When The Prospect Of Soon Losing Her Companion Seemed To Give Force To Every Sweet Quality And Charm Which Edith Possessed. They Had Been Talking About Wedding Dresses, And Wedding Ceremonies; And Captain Lennox, And What He Had Told Edith About Her Future Life At Corfu, Where His Regiment Was Stationed; And The Difficulty Of Keeping A Piano In Good Tune (A Difficulty Which Edith Seemed To Consider As One Of The Most Formidable That Could Befall Her In Her Married Life), And What Gowns She Should Want In The Visits To Scotland, Which Would Immediately Succeed Her Marriage; But The Whispered Tone Had Latterly Become More Drowsy; And Margaret, After A Pause Of A Few Minutes, Found, As She Fancied, That In Spite Of The Buzz In The Next Room, Edith Had Rolled Herself Up Into A Soft Ball Of Muslin And Ribbon, And Silken Curls, And Gone Off Into A Peaceful Little After-Dinner Nap. [mehr]

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