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In the spirit s solitary hours	A
It is lovely to walk in the sun	B
Along the yellow walls of summer	C
Quietly whisper the steps in the grass yet always sleeps	D
The son of Pan in the grey marble	E
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At eventide on the terrace we got drunk on brown wine	F
The red peach glows under the foliage	G
Tender sonata joyous laughter	C
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Lovely is this silence of the night	H
On the dark plains	I
We gather with shepherds and the white stars	J
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When autumn rises	K
The grove is a sight of sober clarity	L
Along the red walls we loiter at ease	M
And the round eyes follow the flight of birds	N
In the evening pale water gathers in the dregs of burial urns	N
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Heaven celebrates sitting in bare branches	N
In hallowed hands the yeoman carries bread and wine	F
And fruit ripens in the peace of a sunny chamber	C
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Oh how stern is the face of the beloved who have taken their passage	O
Yet the soul is comforted in righteous meditation	B
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Overwhelming is the desolated garden s secrecy	N
As the young novice has wreathed his brow with brown leaves	N
His breath inhales icy gold	P
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The hands touch the antiquity of blueish water	C
Or in a cold night the sisters white cheeks	N
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In quiet and harmony we walk along a suite of hospitable rooms	N
Into solitude and the rustling of maple trees	N
Where perhaps the thrush still sings	N
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Beautiful is man and emerging from the dark	Q
He marvels as he moves his arms and legs	N
And his eyes quietly roll in purple cavities	N
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At suppertime a stranger loses himself in November s black destitution	B
Under brittle branches he follows a wall covered under leprosy	N
Once the holy brother went here	R
Engrossed in the tender music of his madness	N
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Oh how lonely settles the evening wind	S
Dying away a man s head droops in the dark of the olive tree	N
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How shattering is the decline of a family	N
This is the hour when the seer s eyes are filled	T
With gold as he beholds the stars	N
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The evening s descend has muffled the belfry s knell in silence	N
Among black walls in the public place	N
A dead soldier calls for a prayer	U
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Like a pale angel	E
The son enters his ancestor s empty house	N
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The sisters have traveled far to the pale ancients	N
At night returned from their mournful pilgrimage	O
He found them asleep under the columns of the hallway	V
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Oh hair stained with dung and worms	N
As his silver feet stepped on it	W
And on those who died in echoing rooms	N
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Oh you palms under midnight s burning rain	X
When the servants flogged those tender eyes with nettles	N
The hollyhock s early fruit	Y
Beheld your empty grave in wonder	C
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Fading moons sail quietly	N
Over the sheets of the feverish lad	Z
Into the silence of winter	C
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At the bank of Kidron a great mind is lost in musing	A2
Under a tree the tender cedar	C
Stretched out under the father s blue eyebrows	N
Where a shepherd drives his flock to pastures at night	H
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Or there are screams which escape the sleep	B2
When an iron angel approaches man in the grove	C2
The holy man s flesh melts over burning coals	N
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Purple wine climbs about the mud cottage	O
Sheaves of faded corn sing	A2
The buzz of bees the crane s flight	H
In the evening the souls of the resurrected gather on rocky paths	N
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Lepers behold their image in dark water	C
Or they lift the hemp of their dung soiled attire	C
And weep to the soothing wind as it drifts down from the rosy hill	D2
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Slender maidens grope their way through the narrow lanes of night	H
They hope for the gracious shepherd	E2
Tenderly songs ring out from the huts on weekend	F2
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Let the song pay homage to the boy	G2
To his madness to his white eyebrows and to his passage	O
To the decaying corpse who opened his blue eyes	N
Oh how sad is this reunion	B
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The stairs of madness in black apartments	N
The matriarch s shadow emerged under the open door	H2
When Helian s soul beheld his image in a rosy mirror	C
And from his brow bled snow and leprosy	N
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The walls extinguished the stars	N
And the white effigies of light	H
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From the carpet rise skeletons escaping their graves	N
Fallen crosses sit silent on the hill	D2
The night s purple wind is sweet with frankincense	N
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Oh ye broken eyes over black gaping jaws	N
When the grandson in the solitude	I2
Of his tender madness muses over a darker ending	A2
The blue eyelids of the silent god sink upon him	J2

Georg Trakl

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