Translation - English-French - Mourning came

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Title	Mourning came
Text Submitted by gokhan_44	Source language: English Translated by kafetzou Mourning came after fleeting happiness arising from the ruins of the grave with eyes full of hate.. the faded corpse, whence the soul does not come forth decorated with blood all over murmurs and pleads for another chance waves take it away it disappears on the horizon the hatred of years sorrow is pointless the fool's prophesy came true in the end it slowly disappeared the curse expired the bony body could not stand up to death it became the slave of darkness
Remarks about the translation	I wasn't sure about the first line. The whole thing is an old song, obviously a lament.

Title

Le deuil est venu...

Translation

French

Translated by

lilian canale

Target language: French

Le deuil est venu
aprÃ¨s un bonheur fugace
surgissant des ruines de la tombe
avec les yeux pleins de haine.

le corps dÃ©chu, d'oÃ¹ l'Ã¢me ne vient pas de suite
ornÃ© de sang partout
murmure, et plaide
pour une autre chance

les vagues l'emportent
il disparaÃ®t Ã l'horizon
la haine des annÃ©es
la tristesse est inutile

la prophÃ©tie du fou
enfin se rÃ©alisa
il disparut lentement
la malÃ©diction prit fin

le corps osseux ne pouvait pas rÃ©sister Ã la mort
il devint l'esclave de l'obscuritÃ©

Validated by Francky5591

- 23 February 2009 23:22

Last messages

	Author	Message
		23 February 2009 15:32
	itsatrap100 Number of messages: 279	Maybe "totalement couvert de sang", the all over seems to have dropped in the french version.
		23 February 2009 17:05
	Francky5591 Number of messages: 12396	Hello itsatrap100 by definition, "couvert de" means the same, like the English "covered with" does.
		23 February 2009 17:47
	Burduf Number of messages: 238	so fine Lilian !
		23 February 2009 17:54
	turkishmiss Number of messages: 2132	Dans ce cas "plein" n'est pas un adverbe mais un adjectif et doit s'accorder au nom auquel il se rapporte. Les yeux pleins de haine s'il s'agissait de la bouche on dirait bien : la bouche pleine de haine il serait invariable dans le cas oÃ¹ il serait placÃ© avant le nom et son dÃ©terminant de la haine plein les yeux de la haine plein la bouche