This language was used for The Lorelei, as well as a poem stating "Joy, beautiful spark of the Gods / Daughter of Elysium."
This European language was used to write a poem that opens "North and West and South up-breaking" titled Hejira, which is from a collection of twelve poems inspired by reading Hafez. The title character of a poem in this language promises a child that his beautiful daughters will wait on him and lead him in nightly dance. The West-Eastern Divan was written in this language, as was a poem which describes a man riding in the night who ignore his son's fears of an (*) elf-like creature. At the end of a poem in this language, a hapless man drowns in his boat looking up at a mountain thanks to a river-maiden with golden hair. This language was used for The Lorelei, as well as a poem stating "Joy, beautiful spark of the Gods / Daughter of Elysium." For 10 points, identify this language of "Ode to Joy" by Friedrich Schiller.
This European language was used to write a poem that opens "North and West and South up-breaking" titled Hejira, which is from a collection of twelve poems inspired by reading Hafez.
German [or Deutsch] 