This work argues that "We arrange it. It collapses. We arrange it again, and collapse ourselves." The phrase "Here is the age of the sayable, here is its home," appears in one part of this work which presents the image "They stand at the foot of the mountains, And there she embraces him singing." Another part describes "the core of a shining apple," and relates it to a "child's death grey bread," and that part begins by asking the trees of life "
This work argues that "We arrange it. It collapses. We arrange it again, and collapse ourselves." The phrase "Here is the age of the sayable, here is its home," appears in one part of this work which presents the image "They stand at the foot of the mountains, And there she embraces him singing." Another part describes "the core of a shining apple," and relates it to a "child's death grey bread," and that part begins by asking the trees of life "when are you wintering?" This work also asks have you remembered "Gastara Stampa sufficiently yet?" and "Weren't you amazed by the caution of human gestures on Attic steles?" The phrases "the creature gazes into the openness with all," and "Who, if I cried out, would hear me among the Angelic Orders?" begin 2 of the 10 poems in this cycle. For ten points, name this set of ten poems written by Rainer Rilke.
This work argues that "We arrange it. It collapses. We arrange it again, and collapse ourselves.
The {Duino Elegies}