Romantic Journey Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFCGHIJKJLMNOP| Thousands of stars twinkle in the gentle sky | A |
| The landscape glows From the distant meadow | B |
| Mute marching men slowly come closer | C |
| Only once a young Lieutenant a page boy in love | D |
| Steps out and stands lost in thought | E |
| The baggage train waddles along at the rear | F |
| The moon makes everything much stranger | C |
| And now and then the drivers cry out | G |
| Stop | H |
| High up on the shakiest munitions truck | I |
| Like a little toad finely chiseled | J |
| Out of black wood hands gently clenched | K |
| On his back the rifle gently buckled | J |
| A smoking cigar in his crooked mouth | L |
| Lazy as a monk needy as a dog | M |
| He had pressed drops of valerian on his heart | N |
| In the yellow moon ridiculously mad | O |
| Kuno sits | P |
Alfred Lichtenstein
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