To Angela (2nd Version) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U N V W K X C Y Z A2 A2 A2 A2 A2 B2 A2 B2 A2 C2 A2 A2 D2 A2 A2 D2| A | |
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| A lonely destiny in abandoned rooms | B |
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| A soft insanity gropes on wallpapers | C |
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| On windows reddish beds of geraniums | D |
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| Daffodils also and more chaste in wasting away | E |
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| As alabaster which gleams in the garden | F |
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| In blue veils India 's mornings smile | G |
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| Their sweet incense scares away the stranger's worries | H |
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| Sleepless night by the pond because of Angela | I |
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| His pain rests hidden in an empty mask | J |
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| Thoughts which steal away blackly in the darkness | K |
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| The thrushes laugh all around from soft throats | L |
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| In the crossway surrounded by spiky grass | M |
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| The mowers crouch tiredly and drunk with poppy | N |
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| The sky has sunk very heavy on them | O |
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| The milk and desolation of long midday bells | P |
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| And sometimes crows flutter up in the rye | Q |
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| With fruit and horrors the hot earth grows | R |
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| In golden brilliance o childish gesture | S |
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| Of lust and its hyacinthine silence | T |
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| When bread and wine nurtured by the flesh of the earth | U |
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| Show Sebastian in dream their spirituality | N |
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| Angela's spirit belongs to gentle clouds | V |
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| The fruits which round red in branches | W |
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| The angel's lips which show her sweetness | K |
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| Like nymphs who bend over springs | X |
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| In restful viewing for long hours | C |
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| The green gold long hours of the afternoon | Y |
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| However sometimes the spirit returns to fight and game | Z |
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| In golden clouds a battle melee of flies | A2 |
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| Surges over putrefaction and abscesses | A2 |
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| A demon ponders thunderstorms in the sultriness | A2 |
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| In the grave's shadow of sad cypresses | A2 |
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| Then the first lightning falls from black flues | A2 |
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| The willow copses' whisper in the evening | B2 |
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| A rain resounds in flute sounds | A2 |
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| Motionless birds hang in the evening | B2 |
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| And here Angela's rest in the dim branches | A2 |
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| The poet is this beauty's priest | C2 |
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| Painful pondering in the dark coolness | A2 |
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| Balmy puddles scent with poppy and incense | A2 |
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| By the edge of the forest and gloom's shadow | D2 |
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| Angela's joy and the games of the stars | A2 |
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| The night embraces the languishing of lovers | A2 |
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| The edge of the forest and gloom's shadow | D2 |
Georg Trakl
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