Karawane
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"Karawane" (1916) is a nonsense poem by Hugo Ball. It consists of nonsensical words. The meaning however resides in its meaninglessness, reflecting the chief principle behind Dadaism. The first two lines of the poem read "jolifanto bambla o falli bambla, großiga m'pfa habla horem."
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- jolifanto bambla o falli bambla
- großiga m'pfa habla horem
- egiga goramen
- higo bloiko russula huju
- hollaka hollala
- anlogo bung
- blago bung blago bung
- bosso fataka
- ü üü ü
- schampa wulla wussa olobo
- hej tatta gorem
- eschige zunbada
- wulubu ssubudu uluwu ssubudu
- tumba ba-umf
- kusa gauma
- ba - umf
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