Lady, Young Gentleman, Experienced, Contented, and Merry Counsel debate in his "Answers in a Game of Questions," while a Maiden, Youth, Languishing, and Hunter do the same in "Different Emotions in the Same Spot."  
Lady, Young Gentleman, Experienced, Contented, and Merry Counsel debate in his "Answers in a Game of Questions," while a Maiden, Youth, Languishing, and Hunter do the same in "Different Emotions in the Same Spot."  He tells Priapus "Here's where I've planted my garden" at the start of his Roman Elegies, and he asked "Do you know the land where the lemons bloom" in "Mignon's Song." This author of Hermann and Dorotea, who claimed that his tract Theory of Colors was his most important work, is the source of text in Mozart's "The Violet," the second part of Mahler's eighth Symphony, and Schubert's "Erlkonig" and "Gretchen at her Spinning Wheel."  FTP, name this author Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship and Faust.
Lady, Young Gentleman, Experienced, Contented, and Merry Counsel debate in his "Answers in a Game of Questions," while a Maiden, Youth, Languishing, and Hunter do the same in "Different Emotions in the Same Spot."  
Johann Wolfgang von {Goethe }(1) [DL]