The imagery shifts from verdant to bleak after the speaker asks "But when winter comes, / where will I find / the flowers, the sunshine, / the shadows of the earth?" in a poem from this movement titled "The Middle of Life."
A poet from this movement wrote that "When men's loud joys fall silent, / The earth rustles as if in dreams," in his lyric "Evening." The imagery shifts from verdant to bleak after the speaker asks "But when winter comes, / where will I find / the flowers, the sunshine, / the shadows of the earth?" in a poem from this movement titled "The Middle of Life." Though its subject matter was introduced by a contemporary novel titled Godwi, a poem from this movement opens with a speaker despondent because "a legend from bygone ages / haunts me and will not depart." A poet from this movement addressed his mistress Susette Gontard as (*) Diotima, and penned elegies such as "Bread and Wine." The second, Heidelberg-based wave of this movement, led by Achim von Arnim and Clemens Brentano, followed the "Jena" phase represented by Ludwig Tieck and Friedrich Holderlin. For 10 points, Heine's "Die Lorelei" is a late exemplar of what German literary movement emphasizing nature and emotion?
A poet from this movement wrote that "When men's loud joys fall silent, / The earth rustles as if in dreams," in his lyric "Evening."
German Romanticism 