One of these begins by noting, "The creature gazes into openness with all/i
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.