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In The East

Like the wild organs of the winter storm

Is the people gloomy rage,

The purple billow of battle

Of stars leaf-stripped.

With broken brows, silvery arms

The night beckons to dying soldiers.

In the autumnal ash-tree’s shade

The ghosts of the killed are sighing.

 

Thorny wilderness surrounds the town.

From steps that bleeds the moon

Drives off dumbfounded women.

Wild wolves have burst through the gate.

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Written by
Georg Trakl
1887-1914 / Austrian
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