Book of Songs
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Heinrich Heine (1797-1856) is one of the brightest German poets. His poetry is inherent in freedom, irony, proximity to the traditions of folk art.
In the poetic collection "Book of Songs" (1827) Bringing great fame to the young author, the multifaceted gain-lyrics was manifested. In its preface to the second edition of this work, the poet wrote: Alas, the most unhappy misconceptions of a person can be considered that he, as a child, does not understand the values of gifts, what is it all easier for nature, and, on the contrary, the benefits that everyone gets It is more difficult, considers the most expensive. Having created the "Book of Songs", Heinrich Heine fired on the century these precious gifts of nature, among whom love and love
In the poetic collection "Book of Songs" (1827) Bringing great fame to the young author, the multifaceted gain-lyrics was manifested. In its preface to the second edition of this work, the poet wrote: Alas, the most unhappy misconceptions of a person can be considered that he, as a child, does not understand the values of gifts, what is it all easier for nature, and, on the contrary, the benefits that everyone gets It is more difficult, considers the most expensive. Having created the "Book of Songs", Heinrich Heine fired on the century these precious gifts of nature, among whom love and love
Author:
Author:Heine G.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Series:
Series: Poetry Library
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-255-01727-0
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