One of these begins by noting, "The creature gazes into openness with all/its eyes. But our eyes are/as if they were reversed, and surround it/everywhere". The last one describes the speaker's journey into "Grief- Land", while the seventh tells of a man calling after his dead lover, and states, "O to be dead at last and know [the stars] eternally... for how, how, how to forget them!" The fifth one is dedicated to (*) Frau Hertha von Koenig, while the fourth one invokes a tree of life. Also containing a poem dedicated to the "perfect woman" Gaspara Stampa, for 10 points, name this series of poems which begins, "Who, if
One of these begins by noting, "The creature gazes into openness with all/its eyes. But our eyes are/as if they were reversed, and surround it/everywhere". The last one describes the speaker's journey into "Grief- Land", while the seventh tells of a man calling after his dead lover, and states, "O to be dead at last and know [the stars] eternally... for how, how, how to forget them!" The fifth one is dedicated to (*) Frau Hertha von Koenig, while the fourth one invokes a tree of life. Also containing a poem dedicated to the "perfect woman" Gaspara Stampa, for 10 points, name this series of poems which begins, "Who, if I cried out, would hear me among the Angelic Orders?", a work by Rainer Maria Rilke.
One of these begins by noting, "The creature gazes into openness with all/its eyes.