Edward Elgar - My Love dwelt in a Northern Land, Op. 18, No. 3 - ноты, текст песни (слова), перевод

My love dwelt in a Northern land. 
A dim tower in a forest green 
Was his and far away the sand 
And gray wash of the waves were seen 
The woven forest boughs between: 
And through the Northern summer night 
The sunset slowly died away, 
And herds of strange deer, silverwhite, 
Came gleaming through the forest gray, 
And fled like ghosts before the day. 
And oft that month we watched the moon 
Wax great and white o'er wood and lawn 
And wane, with waning of the June, 
Till, like a brand for battle drawn, 
She fell, and flamed in a wild dawn. 
I know not if the forest green 
Still girdles round that castle gray. 
I know not if, the boughs between, 
The white deer vanish ere the day: 
The grass above my love is green, 
His heart is colder than the clay.