Lament (whom Will You Cry To, Heart?) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEF AGDHIBJK B| Whom will you cry to heart More and more lonely | A |
| your path struggles on through incomprehensible | B |
| mankind All the more futile perhaps | C |
| for keeping to its direction | D |
| keeping on toward the future | E |
| toward what has been lost | F |
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| Once You lamented What was it A fallen berry | A |
| of jubilation unripe | G |
| But now the whole tree of my jubilation | D |
| is breaking in the storm it is breaking my slow | H |
| tree of joy | I |
| Loveliest in my invisible | B |
| landscape you that made me more known | J |
| to the invisible angels | K |
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| Translated by Stephen Mitchell | B |
Rainer Maria Rilke
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