I Know, You Walk-- Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCBEFGFEH E I| I walk so often late along the streets | A |
| Lower my gaze and hurry full of dread | B |
| Suddenly silently you still might rise | C |
| And I would have to gaze on all your grief | D |
| With my own eyes | C |
| While you demand your happiness that's dead | B |
| I know you walk beyond me every night | E |
| With a coy footfall in a wretched dress | F |
| And walk for money looking miserable | G |
| Your shoes gather God knows what ugly mess | F |
| The wind plays in your hair with lewd delight | E |
| You walk and walk and find no home at all | H |
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| Translated by James Wright | E |
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| Submitted by Holt | I |
Hermann Hesse
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