A book named after this man has been translated by Robert Hunter, who is better known as the lyricist for The Grateful Dead. A poem about this man is addressed to "breath, you invisible poem!" In one poem, this man walks down a path and his "steps ate up the path in huge bites without chewing." That poem also describes a woman who "was in a new virginity and untouchable" and who "was already root." A poem about this man begins "A (*) tree ascended there. Oh pure transcendence!" The death of Wera
A book named after this man has been translated by Robert Hunter, who is better known as the lyricist for The Grateful Dead. A poem about this man is addressed to "breath, you invisible poem!" In one poem, this man walks down a path and his "steps ate up the path in huge bites without chewing." That poem also describes a woman who "was in a new virginity and untouchable" and who "was already root." A poem about this man begins "A (*) tree ascended there. Oh pure transcendence!" The death of Wera Ouckama Knoop inspired a collection of 55 poems about this man. A set of 87 hymns in hexameter attributed to this figure were a key text in the religious movement named for him. For 10 points, name this Greek musician who is the subject of a sonnet sequence by Rainer Maria Rilke.
A book named after this man has been translated by Robert Hunter, who is better known as the lyricist for The Grateful Dead.
Orpheus