List of sonnets to Orpheus

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This is a list of the sonnets to Orpheus . These are poems by Rainer Maria Rilke , which appeared in two volumes in 1923.

First part

title First line Emergence
I. Then a tree rose. O pure exaggeration! Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
II. And it was almost a girl and emerged Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
III. A god can. But how, tell me, should Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
IV. O you tender ones, step now and then Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
V. Do not erect a memorial stone. Leave the rose Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
VI. Is he a local? No, from both Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
VII. Boast, that's it! One appointed to boast Muzot, shortly before February 23, 1922
VIII. The complaint may only be made in the area of ​​praise Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
IX. Only those who have already raised the lyre Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
X. You who never left my feeling Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XI. See the sky Isn't there a constellation called 'Reiter'? Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XII. Hail to the spirit that may connect us Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XIII. Full of apple, pear and banana Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XIV. We deal with flowers, grape leaves, fruit Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XV. Wait ... it tastes good ... It's already on the run Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XVI. You, my friend, are lonely because ... Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XVII. At the bottom the old man, confused Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XVIII. Do you hear the new, Lord Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XIX. The world is changing rapidly too Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XX. But to you, Lord, what do I dedicate to you, say Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XXI. Spring has come again. The earth Muzot, February 9, 1922, early
XXII. We are the driving force Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XXIII. O only when the flight Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XXIV Shall we share our age-old friendship, the great one Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XXV. But I want you now, you whom I knew Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922
XXVI. But you, divine, you, to the end still Ertöner Muzot, 2nd / 5th February 1922

Second part

title First line Emergence
I. Breathe, you invisible poem! Muzot, around February 23, 1922
II. Just like the master sometimes in a hurry Muzot, 15./17. February 1922
III. Spiegel: There has never been a knowing description Muzot, 15./17. February 1922
IV. O this is the animal that does not exist Muzot, 15./17. February 1922
V. Flower muscle, that of the anemone Muzot, February 15, 1922
VI. Rose, thou enthroned, to those of antiquity Muzot, February 15, 1922
VII. Flowers, which you finally relate to the organizing hands Muzot, 15./17. February 1922
VIII. Few of you, your former childhood playmates Muzot, 15./17. February 1922
IX. Boast, ye judges, not of the dispensable torture Muzot, 15./17. February 1922
X. Everything acquired threatens the machine for so long Muzot, 15./17. February 1922
XI. Some, of death, arose from a calm, orderly rule Muzot, 15./17. February 1922
XII. Want the change. O be enthusiastic about the flame Muzot, 15./17. February 1922
XIII. Be farewell first as if he were behind Muzot, 15./17. February 1922
XIV. See the flowers, those faithful to the earthly Muzot, 15./17. February 1922
XV. O well-mouth, you give, you mouth Muzot, February 17, 1922
XVI. Torn up again and again by us Muzot, 17./19. February 1922
XVII. Where, in which ever blissfully watered gardens, in which Muzot, 17./19. February 1922
XVIII. Dancer: o you laying Muzot, 17./19. February 1922
XIX. The gold lives somewhere in the pampering bank Muzot, 17./23. February 1922
XX. Between the stars, how far; and yet, how much further Muzot, 17./23. February 1922
XXI. Sing the gardens, my heart, that you do not know; like in glass Muzot, 17./23. February 1922
XXII. O despite fate: the glorious abundance Muzot, 17./23. February 1922
XXIII. Call me at your hour Muzot, 17./23. February 1922
XXIV O this pleasure, always new, made of loosened clay! Muzot, 19./23. February 1922
XXV. Already, listen, do you hear the first rake Muzot, 19./23. February 1922
XXVI. How does the bird's cry seize us ... Muzot, 19./23. February 1922
XXVII. Is there really time that destroys? Muzot, 19./23. February 1922
XXVIII. O come and go. You, almost still a child, add Muzot, 19./23. February 1922
XXIX. Silent friend of those far away, feel Muzot, 19./23. February 1922

literature

  • Complete works , 7 volumes, ed. from the Rilke archive in connection with Ruth Sieber-Rilke, obtained by Ernst Zinn . Insel Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 1955–1966 (Vol. 1–6), 1997 (Vol. 7)