Kaspar Hauser's Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DBBE FGH IJK LMN OPBB| He truly loved the purple sun descending from the hills | A |
| The ways through the woods the singing blackbird | B |
| And the joys of green | C |
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| Sombre was his dwelling in the shadows of the tree | D |
| And his face undefiled | B |
| God a tender flame spoke to his heart | B |
| Oh son of man | E |
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| Silently his step turned to the city in the evening | F |
| A mysterious complaint fell from his lips | G |
| I shall become a horseman | H |
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| But bush and beast did follow his ways | I |
| To the pale people s house and garden at dusk | J |
| And his murderer sought after him | K |
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| Spring and summer and oh so beautiful the fall | L |
| Of the righteous His silent steps | M |
| Passed by the dark rooms of the dreamers | N |
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| At night he and his star dwelled alone | O |
| He saw the snow fall on bare branches | P |
| And in the murky doorway the assassin s shadow | B |
| Silvern sank the unborne s head | B |
Georg Trakl
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