Bohémiens En Voyage (gypsies On The Road) Poem Rhyme Scheme

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La tribu proph tique aux prunelles ardentes	A
Hier s'est mise en route emportant ses petits	A
Sur son dos ou livrant leurs fiers app tits	A
Le tr sor toujours pr t des mamelles pendantes	A
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Les hommes vont pied sous leurs armes luisantes	A
Le long des chariots o les leurs sont blottis	A
Promenant sur le ciel des yeux appesantis	A
Par le morne regret des chim res absentes	A
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Du fond de son r duit sablonneux le grillon	B
Les regardant passer redouble sa chanson	B
Cyb le qui les aime augmente ses verdures	A
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Fait couler le rocher et fleurir le d sert	C
Devant ces voyageurs pour lesquels est ouvert	C
L'empire familier des t n bres futures	A
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Gypsies Traveling	D
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The prophetical tribe that ardent eyed people	E
Set out last night carrying their children	B
On their backs or yielding to those fierce appetites	A
The ever ready treasure of pendulous breasts	A
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The men travel on foot with their gleaming weapons	A
Alongside the wagons where their kin are huddled	C
Surveying the heavens with eyes rendered heavy	F
By a mournful regret for vanished illusions	A
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The cricket from the depths of his sandy retreat	C
Watches them as they pass and louder grows his song	G
Cybele who loves them increases her verdure	H
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Makes the desert blossom water spurt from the rock	I
Before these travelers for whom is opened wide	C
The familiar domain of the future's darkness	A
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Translated by William Aggeler	H
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Gipsies on the Road	C
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The tribe of seers last night began its match	J
With burning eyes and shouldering its young	K
To whose ferocious appetites it swung	K
The wealth of hanging breasts that nought can parch	L
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The men their weapons glinting in the rays	A
Walk by the convoy where their folks are carted	C
Sweeping the far off skylines with a gaze	A
Regretful of Chimeras long departed	C
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Out of his hole the cricket sees them pass	A
And sings the louder Greener grows the grass	A
Because Cybele loves them and has made	C
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The barren rock to gush the sands to flower	H
To greet these travellers before whose power	H
Familiar futures open realms of shade	C
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Translated by Roy Campbell	E
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The Gypsies	A
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They set out yesterday the tribe of ragged seers	A
With burning eyes bearing their little ones in nests	A
Upon their backs or giving them to stop their tears	A
The teats of inexhaustible and swarthy breasts	A
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The men walk shouldering their rifles silently	F
Beside the hooded wagons with bright tatters hung	K
And peer into the sky as if they hoped to see	F
Some old mirage that beckoned them when they were young	K
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No matter where they journey through the meager land	C
The cricket will sing louder from his lair of sand	C
And Cybele who loves them will smile where they advance	A
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The desert will be fruitful the arid rock will flow	M
Before the footsteps of these wayfarers who go	M
Eternally into the lightless realm of chance	A
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Translated by George Dillon	B
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Travelling Bohemians	A
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The prophetic tribe of the ardent eyes	A
Yesterday they took the road holding their babies	A
On their backs delivering to fierce appetites	A
The always ready treasure of pendulous breasts	A
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The men stick their feet out waving their guns	A
Alongside the caravan where they tremble together	H
Scanning the sky their eyes are weighted down	B
In mourning for absent chimeras	A
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At the bottom of his sandy retreat a cricket	C
Watched passing redoubles his song	G
Cybele who loves adds more flower	H
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Makes fountains out of rock and blossoms from desert	C
Opening up before these travelers in a yawn	B
A familiar empire the inscrutable future	H
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Translated by William A Sigler	H

Charles Baudelaire

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