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Author: Gary Bachlund
Website: http://www.bachlund.org/
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 -"I am the Count of Réamur
A bit of seed was lying around
A blond cork reflected on himself
FRE
A catchy tune abhorred a dove;
A clever man honors the pig;
A cow, that sat in a swallow's nest
A cuckoo's egg dropped from a tree
A dog ran through the kitchen (A dog ran through the kitchen)
A dog ran through the kitchen
A drunkard's dream (I was drunk and dreaming
)
A finch piped up in an apple tree
A Government Song (The way to manage debt) - G. Bachlund
A great genius (There was a briquette, a great genius
)
A great star shall fall in my bosom... FRE
A grim-faced ass spoke prayerfully
FRE
A hedgehog sat on a stone FIN
A herring loved an oyster
A Ichthyosaur did slowly roll
A Jew is made out of twenty-eight percent fear
A jewish child (You are a child like all others)
A larynx (A larynx suffered a migraine
)
A larynx suffered a migraine
A liar's tale (I will sing to you and will not dissemble)
A Litany of Finger Pointing (Who's responsible for the plague?) - G. Bachlund
A Litany of Symptoms (I do not like the way I feel) - G. Bachlund
A little campanula
FRE
A little dog, that hadn't recently
A little feather flew over the land
A little fellow stands in the woods
a little man
A little piece of Brie cheese
A little song (A little song, how does it take shape
)
A little song, how does it take shape
A little spark would soon surprise
A little stone rolled down snappily
A little tiny deer stood on a little tiny tree
A lizard (Blindly towards a pond
)
A lullaby (to be sung by moonlight for well-read and sensitive people) (My mother has geese)
A manly stamp (A manly stamp had a lovely experience)
A manly stamp had a lovely experience
A match (There was once a safety match)
A mother's four children (A mother's four children, whose names we know well)
A mother's four children, whose names we know well
A nail (Mister Nail lodged in a piece of wood;
)
A Noble crowd (A Noble crowd)
A Noble crowd
A philosophic mouse (A philosophic mouse praised Mother Nature)
A philosophic mouse praised Mother Nature
A pin cushion thought, quite elated
A pincushion (A pin cushion thought, quite elated)
A Required End Rhyme (On the mountain stands a tree branch-less) FRE
A sigh was skating on the evening ice FRE
A soap bubble hovered as it flew
A song (Dumdee Dum
)
A steel button (It was a steel button during the season
)
A stormy night (The stormy night had wedded us) FRE
A sweet little crab and a kangaroo
A tailor caught a mouse (A tailor caught a mouse)
A tailor caught a mouse
A tailor's hand found a sewing pin
A terrible cough there once was
A tragic tale (A herring loved an oyster)
A troop's little banner suffered great distress
A water drop fell from the skies
A water mouse and toad
A weasel sat FRE
A well-bred gentleman in head and heart
A white star sings a death song FRE
A yellow lemon (There was a yellow lemon)
Abel (Cain's eyes are not pleasing to God
) FRE
Account balance (I have felt much love)
Advertisement (Wanted: a puppy)
Aesop and the Donkey (The donkey spoke to Aesop
)
All men are the Redeemer
All my little ducklings (All my little ducklings)
All my little ducklings
Always in morning come the pain-filled colors
FRE
An amorous adventure (The morning came. I arrived by train
)
Animated Aunty laughed with glee (Animated Aunty laughed with glee)
Animated Aunty laughed with glee
As a mote of dust flies into the eye
At a pond a smudgy pudgy boy played.
At lunch! (One dies here from so little to do
)
Aunty Jellyfish and the Elephant (Aunty Jellyfish swam to shore)
Aunty Jellyfish swam to shore
Away in a basin (Away in a basin
) - G. Bachlund
Away in a basin
G. Bachlund: Away in a basin
Ballad for Frank Wedekind (My father was a fur seal)
Before God's throne (Night, when goodly spirits roam)
Berlin ballad (She hung like a lump
)
Between earth and heaven?
Between you and me (In the chair, you, and I at your feet) FRE
Billions go poof! down the rabbit hole.
G. Bachlund: Chump Change - variations on Mulberry Bush
Blindly towards a pond
Blows the wind?
Both bottles (Two bottles sat together on a bench) FRE
Bureaucracy (A sweet little crab and a kangaroo
)
Cain's eyes are not pleasing to God
FRE
Can you see me (Between earth and heaven?
)
Caresses (I love those first anxious, tender caresses)
Catchy tune and dove (A catchy tune abhorred a dove;
)
Childhood, you're a magic land (Childhood, you're a magic land)
Childhood, you're a magic land
Children, let us loudly sing
Chill (Into the white petals
)
Chump Change - variations on Mulberry Bush (Billions go poof! down the rabbit hole.
) - G. Bachlund
Chutzpah (A Jew is made out of twenty-eight percent fear
)
Cigarette Smoke (My first love was a hero) - G. Bachlund
Circus (The marionettes carry big wooden guns
)
Clever Death, Stupid Death (Clever Death's enormous voice
) - G. Bachlund
Clever Death's enormous voice
G. Bachlund: Clever Death, Stupid Death
Clouds (In the night sky)
Come to him (You who weep, come to God because he too weeps
)
Complaint (Stream, as you tumble over yourself
)
Cousin Francis' donkey ride (His comely cousin's pleas increased:
)
Cow (A cow, that sat in a swallow's nest)
Cowardly thoughts ITA FRE
Crapülinski and Waschlapski
Crisis (Cry, sis! Cry, brother!
) - G. Bachlund
Cry, sis! Cry, brother!
G. Bachlund: Crisis
Dark days are come
G. Bachlund: Romance Novel
Day (So come, whatever must come!) FRE
Do as I say, not as I do
G. Bachlund: The Double Standard Song
Do you? (Without rushing, a man can traverse
)
Down from high peaks she springs
Dreadful Henry (His mother said, "Dear Henry, son)
Dumdee Dum
Eating, drinking, all that my body "may"
Enjoy all the harmless fruits of life;
Evening prayer (From out the heavens high above)
Ever again (The winter's fled, the summer's here)
Every evening away I toss
Everywhere (Everywhere is a wonderland)
Everywhere is a wonderland
Fall (The leaves are falling, falling as from afar) ITA POR
Father, there is no threat to you
filth (filth! filth! o filth!
)
filth! filth! o filth!
Finch and Frog (A finch piped up in an apple tree
)
Flutter by, you butterfly
Folksong (If I were two birds)
Fox, you've stolen the farmer's goose
Fox, you've stolen the goose (Fox, you've stolen the farmer's goose)
Friend, say what would you drink?
From a day of play, a child rests;
From my childhood (Papa's cheer, Mommy's lap of course)
From out the heavens high above
Gethsemane (All men are the Redeemer)
Gilt golden stars, tiny azure bells
Give big or small
Giving (Give big or small
)
God, I love you in your garb of roses
God's blessing (From a day of play, a child rests;
)
Good king Magarone placed a fine gem
Good night! (Eating, drinking, all that my body "may"
)
Good night (Good night, we'd bid to one and all;
)
Good night, we'd bid to one and all;
Had God wanted me otherwise
Half-done Job (Serfdom was only a part of it)
Happy go merry go Sunday go round
G. Bachlund: Merry-go-round
Heaven and Earth (The greyhound of night wails like a child) FRE
Heavenly Days (I come down to earth from heavens above) - G. Bachlund
Hedgehog and Hedge-hag (A hedgehog sat on a stone) FIN
Hinz and Kunz (What do you think, Kunz, how big is the sun?
)
His comely cousin's pleas increased:
His mother said, "Dear Henry, son
Holy guardian angel, my sweet companion
Hot and Blue (I am earth that's not yet plowed) - G. Bachlund
Hot House (The hot house once blossomed with color and hue
) - G. Bachlund
How it once was
Hugo the Dark Knight (With his two rugged squires)
I! (I sit here, eating meatballs)
"I am a flower on the wallpaper's face FIN
I am condemned to wait
I am earth that's not yet plowed G. Bachlund: Hot and Blue
I and You (On a lily pad did there gleam
) FRE
I cannot divide life
I come down to earth from heavens above G. Bachlund: Heavenly Days
I do not like the way I feel G. Bachlund: A Litany of Symptoms
I drank my morning coffee and felt no horrid premonition.
I dream so quietly of you (Always in morning come the pain-filled colors
) FRE
"I go to drown myself," she said lightly
I have felt much love
I have nothing in me of which to rejoice
I have only written (I cannot divide life)
I love those first anxious, tender caresses
I loved a girl (I loved a girl who is called Margot)
I loved a girl who is called Margot
I saw you in the sunlight (I saw you in the sunlight)
I saw you in the sunlight
I shall not swear by the expert
I sit here, eating meatballs
I sit on my porch through the whole damn day G. Bachlund: No Body Blues
I think about me G. Bachlund: Modern Art
I was drunk and dreaming
I will go alone over the mountain
I will sing to you and will not dissemble
I would be God and hear prayers
I would flee into the immensity
FRE
If I were a little bird
If I were two birds
If you be with me (If you be with me, I go with joy
) ITA SPA
If you be with me, I go with joy
ITA SPA
I'll take truth over schnapps this very day
In a boiling bath a lobster
In a little coat with much frou-frou
In a sacred pond in Singapore
In my closet hangs still your coat on a hanger
In snow-capped Hindu-Cow
In the chair, you, and I at your feet FRE
In the curves which the river has bent
In the darkest land in Africa
In the infinite the same events
In the morning a maid spoke crazed and wild:
FRE
In the New Year (In the new year, fortune and health!
)
In the new year, fortune and health!
In the night sky
In the park (A little tiny deer stood on a little tiny tree
)
Inner worth (A clever man honors the pig;
)
Into the white petals
Introduction (Much occurs at various times)
It is at times that I'm just me.
It is inglorious to die young
It is noon. A park
It was a cross (It was a cross) - G. Bachlund
It was a cross G. Bachlund: It was a cross
It was a steel button during the season
Joy (Joy shall never be silent)
Joy shall never be silent
Jumbled (Love is up and then it's down
) - G. Bachlund
Jupiter's eagle and Pallas' owl quarreled
"Just now I heard a gunshot!
Just one of these little angels' horde
King David (Smiling fails the tyrant)
Klapphorn verses (Two lads went through the corn)
Known to the naturalists
Last night as I slept (Last night as I slept)
Last night as I slept
Last song (My blossoms are all faded!)
Lazy Bones (Otto, Otto, learn!
)
Lieben's Malt Flavored Cough Drops (A terrible cough there once was
)
Lies and truth (I'll take truth over schnapps this very day
)
Life (Life's ups and downs don't ever disengage) - G. Bachlund
Life's ups and downs don't ever disengage G. Bachlund: Life
Little guests in your mouse-hole house.
Little Questions (Who will raise my children?
) - G. Bachlund
Little ravens have caught colds in their beaks
Little story (A troop's little banner suffered great distress)
Lore Lay (Near Bacharach on the Rhine
) FRE
Love (Love; it's a difficult word at the very best) - G. Bachlund
Love (Love, to the delight of all man)
Love is up and then it's down
G. Bachlund: Jumbled
Love; it's a difficult word at the very best G. Bachlund: Love
Love, to the delight of all man
Love you, hon'!
G. Bachlund: Love you, too!
Love you, too! (Love you, hon'!
) - G. Bachlund
Marietta (To the cabaret on Brothel Street
)
Me! Egoist! (Me! Egoist! -- When I know no better!
)
Me! Egoist! -- When I know no better!
Merry-go-round (Happy go merry go Sunday go round
) - G. Bachlund
Metaphor of love (What eyes, and what a demeanor!
)
Militia ("Yesterday you behaved rather badly,"
)
Missus Tea Pot (Missus Tea Pot sang on the fire.
)
Missus Tea Pot sang on the fire.
Mister and Missus Ass (A grim-faced ass spoke prayerfully
) FRE
Mister Goblin (Mister Goblin of the seafarers' sea
)
Mister Goblin of the seafarers' sea
Mister Miller had a flea
Mister Muzzle and Kitty Puss (Ta-da-dee-dumple-dee!
)
Mister Nail lodged in a piece of wood;
Modern Art (I think about me) - G. Bachlund
Mother (A white star sings a death song) FRE
Much occurs at various times
Musicological Marx (Musicological Marxism, parlez-vous?
) - G. Bachlund
Musicological Marxism, parlez-vous?
G. Bachlund: Musicological Marx
My blossoms are all faded!
My child, things here are quite the same
My early childhood had
My father of glorious memory
My father was a fur seal
My first love was a hero G. Bachlund: Cigarette Smoke
My house has no door
My mother has geese
My smallest failing (My smallest failing is jealousy)
My smallest failing is jealousy
Name the names
G. Bachlund: The Quilt
Nasobema lyricum (Upon its noses strides
) FRE
Near Bacharach on the Rhine
FRE
New pictures (The ox-sparrow, (a rather huge Bull-finch)
)
Night, when goodly spirits roam
No! (Blows the wind?)
No (I shall not swear by the expert)
No Body Blues (I sit on my porch through the whole damn day) - G. Bachlund
No misery (Cowardly thoughts) ITA FRE
No-e in the Ark (Some say No-e is a good old man) - G. Bachlund
Nothing (Nothing left or right will lure me aside)
Nothing left or right will lure me aside
Now I lay me down to sleep. Pray the Lord my soul to keep. While I dream, recall
G. Bachlund: Yesterday
Now slumbers my soul (The storm felled trees
) FRE
O little child unwanted (O little child unwanted and aborted by its mom
) - G. Bachlund
O little child unwanted and aborted by its mom
G. Bachlund: O little child unwanted
"Oh", cried a glass of Burgundy
Oh it's always someone else's fault (Oh it's always someone else's fault
) - G. Bachlund
Oh it's always someone else's fault
G. Bachlund: Oh it's always someone else's fault
Old Age (Old Age is a courteous gentleman
)
Old Age is a courteous gentleman
Old song (There was once a baker)
On a lily pad did there gleam
FRE
On Sunday in the cathedral one whispers to some
On the hills (On the hills
) DUT FRE
On the hills
DUT FRE
On the mountain stands a tree branch-less FRE
On top of Mount Sinai (On top of Mount Sinai)
On top of Mount Sinai
Once again (Once again fell into my lap) FRE
Once again fell into my lap FRE
Once there lived a tailor
Once there was a merry little fly
One dies here from so little to do
One night a Were-wolf slipped away
FRE
Otto, Otto, learn!
Papa's cheer, Mommy's lap of course
Parting (Today I go. Then I return)
Pâté of Cat Pies (Known to the naturalists
)
Pâtés there, pâtés here
Peace (1917) (The trees heed the rainbow)
Poem (When death
)
Poet and freedom fighter (It is inglorious to die young)
Pogrom (On Sunday in the cathedral one whispers to some)
Political asses (They had tired of freedom --
)
Politics (Politics, the servant says) - G. Bachlund
Politics is when the pig
G. Bachlund: Politics is where the pig
Politics is where the pig (Politics is when the pig
) - G. Bachlund
Politics, the servant says G. Bachlund: Politics
Postscript (The "me" and my "idea of me"
)
Prehistoric ballad (A Ichthyosaur did slowly roll
)
Pretender to the Throne (-"I am the Count of Réamur
)
Problem (Why is everything so problematic?
)
Quodlibet (When sickness does not torment me
)
Rain in the twilight (The changing wind on the byways) FRE
Raise those taxes! (Raise those taxes! My, o my!
) - G. Bachlund
Raise those taxes! My, o my!
G. Bachlund: Raise those taxes!
Ravens' beaks' sniffles (Little ravens have caught colds in their beaks)
Recipe (You mix seven pounds of Palmin
)
Reconciliation (A great star shall fall in my bosom...) FRE
Red rosebush ringlets have torn my shirt
Rendezvous (I am condemned to wait
)
Rest? How? Question "Requiem?" G. Bachlund: Room A-460
Riddle (A little fellow stands in the woods
)
Romance (Once there lived a tailor)
Romance Novel (Dark days are come
) - G. Bachlund
Room A-460 (Rest? How? Question "Requiem?") - G. Bachlund
Rose ringlets (Red rosebush ringlets have torn my shirt)
Rr-r-revolution
Said-he songs (There in the heights, said he)
Sarah and Sandy and Sally and Sue (Sarah and Sandy and Sally and Sue) - G. Bachlund
Sarah and Sandy and Sally and Sue G. Bachlund: Sarah and Sandy and Sally and Sue
Scrap iron, brass, lead
Seated on the throne
Serfdom was only a part of it
She hung like a lump
She was a beautiful, delicate blossom (She was a beautiful, delicate blossom)
She was a beautiful, delicate blossom
She's called the grouchy Missus Xanthippe
Si mundus vult decipi (Si mundus vult decipi
) - G. Bachlund
Si mundus vult decipi
G. Bachlund: Si mundus vult decipi
Silent child, wholly defiled (Silent child, wholly defiled
) - G. Bachlund
Silent child, wholly defiled
G. Bachlund: Silent child, wholly defiled
Smiling fails the tyrant
Snoring (There was a charming gal
)
So come, whatever must come! FRE
so, I ask (a little man)
So is it always that time will go
So what remains then of life
So your head and heart are buzzing? FRL ITA
Some say No-e is a good old man G. Bachlund: No-e in the Ark
Song of the intellectuals (Rr-r-revolution
)
Song of the Unborn (Father, there is no threat to you
)
Sonnet (In my closet hangs still your coat on a hanger)
Spaghetti (Just one of these little angels' horde
)
Spring (Spring is again returned. The Earth) FRE
Spring is again returned. The Earth FRE
Standing before a house's door
Stomach pains (The bowels writhe about in battle;
)
Stream, as you tumble over yourself
Such a tepid, white day (Such a tepid, white day)
Such a tepid, white day
Sum of sums (Tell how it was, you silly old fool)
Ta-da-dee-dumple-dee!
Talent (Had God wanted me otherwise)
Tango (Tango sounds through night and lilacs)
Tango sounds through night and lilacs
Tell how it was, you silly old fool
Tell me something of strange lands, that you have seen
That's right! ("Oh", cried a glass of Burgundy)
The aesthetic Weasel (A weasel sat) FRE
The animals' ball ("We'll give a ball, I think,"
)
The art of make-up (The word, not so important by itself)
The best (So your head and heart are buzzing?) FRL ITA
The big and little dogs (A little dog, that hadn't recently)
The bowels writhe about in battle;
The bureaucrat's memo (To the public:
) - G. Bachlund
The button (There was a button on Fritz' cap)
The changing wind on the byways FRE
The children's sunny street (My early childhood had
)
The clear world (As a mote of dust flies into the eye)
The contest (The cuckoo and the donkey)
The crocodile (In a sacred pond in Singapore)
The cuckoo and the donkey
The donkey (I have nothing in me of which to rejoice)
The donkey spoke to Aesop
The Double Standard Song (Do as I say, not as I do
) - G. Bachlund
The eagle and the owl (Jupiter's eagle and Pallas' owl quarreled)
The egg (A cuckoo's egg dropped from a tree
)
The end of the world (There is weeping in the world) FRE SPA
The feather (A little feather flew over the land)
The flea (Mister Miller had a flea)
The fly and the bug (The fly had said to the bug)
The fly had said to the bug
The Fox and the Stork (Tell me something of strange lands, that you have seen
)
The freeloader (My house has no door)
The gemstone (Good king Magarone placed a fine gem)
The great yearning (When the great yearning comes again)
The greyhound of night wails like a child FRE
The hot house once blossomed with color and hue
G. Bachlund: Hot House
The last path ("I go to drown myself," she said lightly)
The leaves are falling, falling as from afar ITA POR
The little fairies of Cologne (How it once was)
The little lad (There was a nasty, little lad)
The little lass (There was a poor but lovely little lass)
The little rabbit (The little rabbit sat in the cabbage patch)
The little rabbit sat in the cabbage patch
The maiden's dream (In the morning a maid spoke crazed and wild:
) FRE
The marionettes carry big wooden guns
The "me" and my "idea of me"
The midnight mouse (When it's midnight and neither moon
) FRE
The mirror, the comb
The mirror, the comb and the sponge (The mirror, the comb
)
The moral (In the darkest land in Africa)
The morning came. I arrived by train
The night passed (The night passed. And the day awoke. --
)
The night passed. And the day awoke. --
The night was cold and starlit
The old Marabou (In snow-capped Hindu-Cow)
The old song (The old song, that old song)
The old song, that old song
The ox-sparrow, (a rather huge Bull-finch)
The Perfect and the Imperfect drink
FRE FIN
The potato song (Pâtés there, pâtés here)
The premonition (I drank my morning coffee and felt no horrid premonition.
)
The Quilt (Name the names
) - G. Bachlund
The Rain Is Failing (The rain is falling all around
) - G. Bachlund ITA
The rain is falling all around
ITA G. Bachlund: The Rain Is Failing
The Raven Ralf (The raven Ralf
)
The raven Ralf
The rose spoke to the maiden fair (The rose spoke to the maiden fair:
)
The rose spoke to the maiden fair:
The seed (A bit of seed was lying around)
The sewing pin (A tailor's hand found a sewing pin)
The sigh (A sigh was skating on the evening ice) FRE
The snuff box (There was a snuff box)
The soap bubble (A soap bubble hovered as it flew)
The Social Democrat's Song (We'll love to tell you what to do, after the coup!
) - G. Bachlund
The Song of the blond Cork (A blond cork reflected on himself
) FRE
The spark (A little spark would soon surprise)
The stone (A little stone rolled down snappily)
The stork (The Stork hails from Egyptian lands)
The Stork hails from Egyptian lands
The storm felled trees
FRE
The stormy night had wedded us FRE
The time is gone (The time is gone; thoughtlessly you lost yourself) FRE
The time is gone; thoughtlessly you lost yourself FRE
The trees heed the rainbow
The two tree roots (Two evergreen roots, great and old)
The voice box (The voice box, in its hollow boom)
The voice box, in its hollow boom
The Warrior Wolf (My father of glorious memory)
The water drop (A water drop fell from the skies)
The Water Snake (Zeus had not ever given frogs another king)
The way to manage debt G. Bachlund: A Government Song
The winter's fled, the summer's here
The wise old owl holds still his tongue
The wise owl (The wise old owl holds still his tongue
)
The word, not so important by itself
Then (...Then came the night with your dreams
)
...Then came the night with your dreams
There in the heights, said he
There is weeping in the world FRE SPA
There met more or less
There was a briquette, a great genius
There was a button on Fritz' cap
There was a charming gal
There was a nasty, little lad
There was a poor but lovely little lass
There was a snuff box
There was a yellow lemon
There was once a baker
There was once a boomerang
There was once a safety match
These phantasms are a pair
They had tired of freedom --
This for one and that for another
Three ducks flew... (Three ducks flew over the Rhine)
Three ducks flew over the Rhine
Three wild geese (Three wild geese, that flew over the lake)
Three wild geese, that flew over the lake
Time (So is it always that time will go)
To break asunder a unity's eternal light
To the cabaret on Brothel Street
To the public:
G. Bachlund: The bureaucrat's memo
Today I go. Then I return
Today, just for today (Today, just for today
) FRE
Today, just for today
FRE
Totality (A well-bred gentleman in head and heart
)
Twilight (At a pond a smudgy pudgy boy played.
)
Two bottles sat together on a bench FRE
Two chaps (Two chaps managed a kiss)
Two chaps managed a kiss
Two equals (A little campanula
) FRE
Two evergreen roots, great and old
Two lads went through the corn
Uncle Casper's red nose (Children, let us loudly sing)
Under tenses (The Perfect and the Imperfect drink
) FRE FIN
Under the table (A little piece of Brie cheese)
Understand this, then!
Unity (To break asunder a unity's eternal light)
Unsteadiness (What an old rascal I do appear)
Upon its noses strides
FRE
Verona (In the curves which the river has bent)
Wallpaper flowers ("I am a flower on the wallpaper's face) FIN
Wanted: a puppy
Water (Without words, wordy words
)
Water and wine (Friend, say what would you drink?)
Water mouse and toad (A water mouse and toad)
We are... (We are, say the howls of protest)
We are, say the howls of protest
We Hamburg gals are fine
"We'll give a ball, I think,"
We'll love to tell you what to do, after the coup!
G. Bachlund: The Social Democrat's Song
What about it? (Woman wants one steady beau
) - G. Bachlund
What am I, as I look back?
G. Bachlund: Who Am I?
What an old rascal I do appear
What do we geese wear for clothes? (What do we geese wear for clothes?
)
What do we geese wear for clothes?
What do you think, Kunz, how big is the sun?
What eyes, and what a demeanor!
"What I love and what I seek
What is a man? (What is a man? A stomach, two arms)
What is a man? A stomach, two arms
What is an original? (What is an original?)
What is an original?
What remains then (So what remains then of life)
When death
When I was a little lad (When I was just a little lad)
When I was just a little lad
When it's midnight and neither moon
FRE
When sickness does not torment me
When the great yearning comes again
Who Am I? (What am I, as I look back?
) - G. Bachlund
Who will raise my children?
G. Bachlund: Little Questions
Who's responsible for the plague? G. Bachlund: A Litany of Finger Pointing
Why is everything so problematic?
Wilhelm Busch self-caricature (Standing before a house's door
)
Winter sun (It is noon. A park)
With his two rugged squires
Withdrawal from the world (I would flee into the immensity
) FRE
Without rushing, a man can traverse
Without words, wordy words
Woman wants one steady beau
G. Bachlund: What about it?
Xanthippe (She's called the grouchy Missus Xanthippe)
Yes, just scold (Yes, just scold and curse on)
Yes, just scold and curse on
Yesterday (Now I lay me down to sleep. Pray the Lord my soul to keep. While I dream, recall
) - G. Bachlund
Yesterday afternoon I found
"Yesterday you behaved rather badly,"
You are a child like all others
You are my rest (You are my rest) DUT POR ITA FRE SPA
You are my rest DUT POR ITA FRE SPA
You lovely star (You lovely star) FRE FIN
You lovely star FRE FIN
You mix seven pounds of Palmin
You who weep, come to God because he too weeps
Zebaoth (God, I love you in your garb of roses)
Zest for life (In the infinite the same events)
Zeus had not ever given frogs another king
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