Bread and Wine" and
In one poem written in this language, the Greek gods escape to observe contemporary times, but go unnoticed. Another poet using this language described a "bursting forth/sign of glad departure" in his poem "Longing for Death," which closes a set of six Romantic works. "Bread and Wine" and (*) Hymns to the Night were written in this language, as was a "thing-poem" describing "a thousand bars; and beyond the bars, no world" binding a panther. A legend inspired another poem written in this language, whose title character "combs her golden hair" and sings, leading an entranced boatsman to crash to his death. While a guest at a castle in Trieste, another poet using it began writing the Duino Elegies. For 10 points, name this language used by Rainer Maria Rilke.
In one poem written in this language, the Greek gods escape to observe contemporary times, but go unnoticed.
German language