Gedichte
by Georg Trakl
'Gedichte' Summary
Georg Trakl war ein österreichischer Dichter des Expressionismus, der im Alter von nur 27 Jahren starb. Dieser Gedichtband enthält 50 seiner Gedichte, darunter "De Profundis", "Verklärter Herbst" und "In den Nachmittag Geflüstert". Trakls Gedichte sind bekannt für ihre intensive Sprache, ihre dunklen Bilder und ihre düstere Atmosphäre. Er gilt als einer der wichtigsten Vertreter des Expressionismus in der deutschsprachigen Literatur.Book Details
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