These poems, selected from Das Buch der Bilder and the two parts of
Neue Gedichte, show Rilke's deep concern with sculpture and
painting. Written in his less mystical period (1900-1908), the
poems exhibit Rilke's particular artistic and poetic power. Rainer
Maria Rilke was one of Germany's most important poets. His
influences include the paintings of the Worpswedders and the French
Impressionists, the sculpture of Rodin (to whom he was both friend
and secretary), and the poetry of Baudelaire, Verlaine, Mallarme,
and other symbolists. His poetry is innovative, enigmatic, and
entertainingly idiosyncratic. C.F. MacIntyre's translations are
both true to the original and poetic in their own right, and in
each book he includes an introduction and notes. German text faces
the English translation.
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