Schollenbuch
by Paul Zech
'Schollenbuch' Summary
Paul Zech's "Schollenbuch" is a collection of early lyrical poems that explores traditional themes of nature, love, and religion. Written in a pre-Expressionist style, these poems are characterized by their simplicity and lyrical beauty. The book is divided into four sections: Jahreszeiten (Seasons), Von Dir und mir (Of You and Me), Ausblicke (Perspectives), and Einkehr (Introspection).Book Details
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