stillen Inseln
by Hans Bethge
'stillen Inseln' Summary
In the prologue to his collection of poems "Still Islands," Hans Bethge expresses his longing for a peaceful idyll, which he calls the "still islands." He describes this place as a "kingdom of peace" and a "haven of rest." Bethge acknowledges that the path to this idyllic place is unknown and dangerous, but he remains hopeful that he will find it. Throughout the collection, Bethge explores the themes of love, loss, and the search for meaning in life. His poems are often characterized by their musicality and their use of vivid imagery.Book Details
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