That collection by this man ends with the poem "Longing for Death."
This author used phrases like "where the light of the senses / in lofty flames did rise" and "where to the flow of youth / God still showed himself" to describe the past in a poem that asks "What in this world should we all do with love and with faith?" This author's brother Bernhard is referred to as "the Angel in the House" in a novel that depicts his time living with Coelestin Just. He outlined a universal study of science and poetry calledencyclopedistics in his "notes for an encyclopedia," Das Allgemeine Brouillon. The Athenaeum published a collection by this author whose second section opens by asking "Must the morning always return? Will the despotism of the earthly never cease?" That collection by this man ends with the poem "Longing for Death." He stars in Penelope Fitzgerald's final novel, which depicts his love for Sophie von Kuhn and his obsession with the "blue flower." For 10 points, name this early German romantic poet, the author of Hymns to the Nigh
This author used phrases like "where the light of the senses / in lofty flames did rise" and "where to the flow of youth /
Novalis [or Friedrich von Hardenberg; or Georg Philipp Friedrich Freiherr von Hardenberg]