One of this man's poems describes how the title bird "diving like an angel struck the hern," while another work by this poet compares him to a falcon, storm, and a song while comparing God to an ancient tower and consists of a series of "Love Poems to God" in his "The Book of Hours."
One of this man's poems describes how the title bird "diving like an angel struck the hern," while another work by this poet compares him to a falcon, storm, and a song while comparing God to an ancient tower and consists of a series of "Love Poems to God" in his "The Book of Hours." One poem by this author concludes with the demand "You must change your life" after describing an unknown "legendary (*) head with eyes like ripening fruit," while one of his collections about the is divided into sections of twenty six and twenty nine poems, and that work was dedicated to his daughter's friend Vera Knoop. His best known set of poems glorifies unrequited love and heartbreak and ask "Who, if I cried out, would hear me among the angelic orders?" For ten points, name this Bohemian-Austrian poet who wrote Sonnets to Orpheus and Duino Elegies.
One of this man's poems describes how the title bird "diving like an angel struck the hern," while another work by this poet compares him to a falcon, storm, and a song while comparing God to an ancient tower and consists of a series of "Love Poems to God" in his "The Book of Hours."
Rainer Maria {Rilke}