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Explanation:
seeing that some translators on here are obviously not yet in the right Christmas spirit, I've put the GIST translation of the original of the poem below (not to be taken seriously):

Servant Ruprecht

Ruprecht:

Have good evening, old and youngly,
Be to all probably confesses genung.

From drauß ' from the forest come I;
I must say to you, it weihnachtet very much!
Allüberall on the fir tops
If I saw gold little lights sitting;
And up there from the sky gate
If the infant Jesus saw with big eyes out;
And how I so roams ' by finstern Tann,
There it called me with bright voice:

» Servant Ruprecht «, called it, » old join,
Lift the legs and spute quickly!
The candles start to burn,
The sky gate is opened,
Now old ' and boy should
From the hunt of the life once ruhn;
And tomorrow fly I down to the earths,
Since it should become a Christmas again!
So go then rapidly from house at home,
Select to me the good children,
With it I theirs may think,
With beautiful things them(her) may present. «

I spoke: » O dear Herre Christian,
My journey almost is over;
I should only in this city,
Where it has vainly good children. «
- » Have then the little sack also with you? «
I spoke: » the little sack, this is here:
Since apples, nut and almond
Dinners pious children gladly. «
- » Have then the rod also with you? «
I spoke: » the rod, that is here;
But for the children only, bad,
She meets them(her) on the part, the right one. «
Little infant Jesus spoke: » So it is right;
So go with God, my faithful servant! «

From drauß ' from the forest come I;
I must say to you, it weihnachtet very much!
Now speak, how I hierinnen find!
These are a good child, these are a bad child?

Father:

The children are probably good all,
Have only now and then what stubborn courage.

Ruprecht:

Egg, egg, for trotzgen children's courage
If my long rod is good!
If one does not say with you then now and then:
Down the head and the pants down?

Father:

How one sins, he is punished;
The children are already good all.

Ruprecht:

If they put the Nas also hard in the book,
Reading and write and count enough?

Father:

They(You) learn with their(her) small force,
We hope to God that at last it works.

Ruprecht:

If they pray then anch to old custom
In the bed their(her) evening little piece also?

Father:

Recently hears I in the little chamber
A small voice speak only;
And when I to the door kicked,
For all loves she hears I praying.

Ruprecht:

So take then Christkindleins greeting,
Cakes and apples, apples and nut;
Once tries from his(its) gifts,
Tomorrow you should have what better.
Then comes with his(its) candle light
Little infant Jesus to you in.
Heut holds it still in the sky Watches;
Now sleep gently, have good night.

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Knecht Ruprecht

Von drauß', vom Walde komm' ich her;

Ich muß euch sagen, es weihnachtet sehr!

(Theodor Storm - ein Auszug)

Knecht Ruprecht, der Gehilfe des heiligen Nikolaus. Wir hoffen natürlich, dass niemand zu Nikolaus eine Rute zu Gesicht bekommen hat. Bis Weihnachten ist ja noch ein bisschen Zeit, um artig und brav zu sein. Je nach Region gibt es unterschiedliche Bräuche, ob und wann Knecht Ruprecht auftaucht. In Bayern oder Österreich ist es der Krampus, welcher den Nikolaus begleitet.

Über 500x gibt es Ruprecht als Familiennamen. Hat dieser etwas mit der Weihnachtsgestalt zu tun? Eher nicht, der Familienname leitet sich vom gleichlautenden germanischen Rufnamen ab (hruod ‘Ruhm’ + beraht ‘glänzend’).

Wie geht das Gedicht draußen vom Walde komm ich her?

Wie heißt das Gedicht von Theodor Storm welches mit den Worten von drauß vom Walde komm ich her beginnt?

Wie geht das Gedicht Knecht Ruprecht?

Wer hat das Gedicht Knecht Ruprecht geschrieben?