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- No home will build his weary hands, He'll wake, read, write letters long to friends And will the alleys up and down Walk restlessly, when falling leaves dance. Befiehl den letzten Früchten, voll zu sein; gib ihnen noch zwei südlichere Tage, dränge sie zur Vollendung hin, und jage die letzte Süße in den schweren Wein. Much of his extensive correspondence has been collected and published.
- German text and five translations. A Companion to the Works of Rainer Maria Rilke. You must change your life.
- Rainer Maria Rilke - Nach dem Tod der älteren Schwester wurde Rainer Maria Rilke seitens der Mutter in eine Stellvertreterrolle gedrängt. Especially important for what they reveal of his artistic personality and poetic process are volumes of letters exchanged with Lou Andreas-Salomé and Princess Marie von Thurn und Taxis.
- Fall by Rainer Maria Rilke - poetry on 'The Beckoning' Rainer Maria Rilke Fall Herbst Added 10 September 2006 Revised 19 February 2012 Guntram Deichsel shared this poem by Rilke with me, which is quite appropriate for the approaching season. See also his translation of. The poem in original German is alongside the translation. Fall The leaves are falling, falling as from far Where distant with'ring gardens grace the skies, Theyr'e falling with a gesture that denies. And in the nights the heavy earth falls by Into the loneliness, from a far star. We all are falling. This hand falls, as it extends. And take a look at others. It's in them all. And yet there's One, holding this fall With endless gentleness in both his hands. Und in den Nächten fällt die schwereErde aus allen Sternen in die Einsamkeit. Diese Hand da fällt. Und sieh dir andre an: es ist in allen. Und doch ist Einer, welcher dieses Fallen unendlich sanft in seinen Händen hält Maria Rainer Rilke September 11, 1902, Paris Below are some alternate translations FALL Translation by Walter A. Aue The leaves are falling, falling as from far, from wilting in the heavens' distant gardens: They're falling to deny the summer's mirth. And in the nights the heavy Earth falls into solitude from star to star. We all are falling. See my hand: it bends. And look at others: It's in all their calling. And yet there's One, who's holding all this falling endlessly tender in His upturned hands. Autumn translation by G. Pinter The leaves are falling, falling as from far Wilted in distant gardens of the sky Unwillingly and protesting would fall. And in the nights the heavy Earth is falling out from the stars into lonely darkness. We all are rushing down. This hand, too, is falling Look at your other hand: all of them do share it. And yet, there is One who holds this precipice softly from hurtling down, safely, in his grasping. Autumn translation by Cliff Crego The leaves are falling, falling as if from afar, as if withered in the distant gardens of heaven; with nay-saying gestures they fall. And in the nights falls the heavy earth from all the stars into loneliness. We all are falling. This hand there falls. And look at the others: it is in all of them. And yet there is one, who holds all this falling with infinite gentleness in his hands. Harvest Autumn translation by A. Tüting The leaves are falling as if from afar, as if from distant gardens withering in heaven; with gestures saying nay they fall. And in the nights, lost out of all, the heavy earth falls down - a lonely star. We all are falling. Nor this hand there stands. And see all others: bound to this calling. And still, there's Someone holding all this falling with tenderness unending in his hands. Fall translation by Walter A. Aue The leaves are falling, falling as from far, from wilting in the heavens' distant gardens: They're falling to deny the summer's mirth. And in the nights the heavy Earth falls into solitude from star to star. We all are falling. See my hand: it bends. And look at others: It's in all their calling. And yet there's One, who's holding all this falling endlessly tender in His upturned hands... Autumn translation by Robert Bly The leaves are falling, falling as if from far up, as if orchards were dying high in space. This hand here is falling. And look at the other one. It's in them all. And yet there is Someone, whose hands infinitely calm, holding up all this falling.
- The verse is better in the first, but the second is closer to the prose sense and responsible intensity of the original. Ask the last fruits to ripen on the vine; William Gass 5 11. Lay your shadow now on the sundials, and on the open fields let the winds go. Die Natur nähert sich der Vollendung, und im Umkehrschluss der Mensch ebenso, wenn er nicht die beiden Bedingungen zu Beginn von Social drei unterworfen ist. Gass 1999 ; featured in 2000. Lord: it is time. Otherwise the curved breast could not dazzle you so, nor could a smile run through the placid hips and thighs to that dark center where procreation flared. During this ten-year period, the jesus languished incomplete for long stretches of time as Rilke suffered frequently from severe —some of which was caused by the events of and his.