Untitled Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B C D E F G H I J I K L E L L M L D| A carpet into which the suffering landscape pales | A |
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| Perhaps the Sea of Galilee a boat in the gale | B |
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| Golden things fall out of storm clouds | C |
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| Insanity that seizes the gentle human | D |
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| The old waters gurgle a blue laughter | E |
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| And sometimes a dark pit opens | F |
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| The possessed are reflected in cold metals | G |
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| Drops of blood fall on glowing plates | H |
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| And a countenance decays in black night | I |
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| Flags which babble in sinister vaults | J |
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| Other things remind on the birds' flight | I |
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| Over the gallows the crows' mystical signs | K |
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| Coppery snakes sink in spiky grasses | L |
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| In pillows of incense a smile whore like and clever | E |
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| Good Friday's children stand blindly at fences | L |
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| In the mirror of dark gutters full of rottenness | L |
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| The sighing recovery of the dying | M |
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| And angels who go through white eyes | L |
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| From lids dimming golden redemption | D |
Georg Trakl
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