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20 Φεβ 2019 · Poetry by German greats Goethe, Bertolt Brecht, Heinrich Heine, and so many others, continue to be read and loved today. If you’re looking for short German poems that you can easily memorize by heart, this article is a good place to start.
23 Φεβ 2024 · German poems are a shining example of literary brilliance because of its complex emotional weave, cultural allusions, and grammatical nuance. German poets have crafted complex storylines that are timeless and transcend borders, from the moving poetry of Goethe to the reflective pieces of Rilke.
8 Φεβ 2024 · German poems: Nature, feelings and politics. The 18th and 19th centuries produced some of the biggest names in poetry, but the art form is still very much alive up to this day. Goethe for sure has written some of the most famous poems of all time, but also some of the best obscure German love poems.
Feeling his heart flow towards your heart, Feeling himself virtuous in your sight, All his senses brightened by your art, The raging blood in his veins grown quiet? And, of all of that, but a drifting memory Is left, round his uncertain heart again. He feels the old truth within, eternally,
You mustn’t speak of Germany, to me – I just can’t stand it – I have my reasons. Oh, leave me in peace about Germany! Don’t plague me with endless questions, mit. Homeland, tribe, and national customs – I have my reasons – I just can’t stand it. The oak trees are green: blue are the eyes
14 Prominent German Poems. German poetry may not be the first type of European poetry to come to mind, but these poets have been highly influential on world literature. From the Romantic era with poets like Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich Schiller to the expressionist works of Georg Trakl, German poetry encompasses an interesting range ...
20 Σεπ 2018 · Like every list, this is entirely subjective, but I've attempted to pick ten poems from ten different poets that indisputably belong to the canon of great world literature, and that have a special historical and cultural significance to the course of German literature.
