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— Sevenfold Song of Death by Georg Trakl

— Georg Trakl, from From the Still Days (tr. by Jim Doss and Werner Schmitt)

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— Georg Trakl, from Poems and Prose, A Bilingual Edition; Springtime of the Soul II. trans. Alexander Stillmark.

GEORG TRAKL (1887-1914)

— Charles Dickens, Great Expectations

— Georg Trakl, from “Springtime of the Soul II,” Poems and Prose: A Bilingual Edition (Northwestern University Press, 2005)

— Georg Trakl, from “Dreamland,” Poems and Prose: A Bilingual Edition (Northwestern University Press, 2005)

— Simone de Beauvoir

— Georg Trakl, from Song in the Night (tr. by Jim Doss and Werner Schmitt), c. 1909.

Somewhere up there there midnight strikes, I think I hear the fall Of little drops of water, magnified against the barren wall It’s more a feeling than a substance, but there’s nobody around And when I’m in here all alone, it’s just enough to let me drown Oh Ariadne, I was coming, but I failed you in this labyrinth of my past

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