On The Edge Of An Old Well Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B C D E F G H I J| Dark interpretation of the water broken forehead in the mouth of the night | A |
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| The boy's bluish shadow sighing in black pillows | B |
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| The rustling of the maple steps in the old park | C |
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| Chamber concerts which fade on a spiral staircase | D |
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| Perhaps a moon which quietly climbs the steps | E |
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| The gentle voices of the nuns in the decayed church | F |
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| A blue tabernacle which slowly opens | G |
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| Stars which fall on your bony hands | H |
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| Perhaps a walk through abandoned rooms | I |
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| The blue tone of the flute in the hazel bushes very quietly | J |
Georg Trakl
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