How I will cherish you then,
you grief-torn nights!
Had I only received you,
inconsolable sisters,
on more abject knees, only
buried myself with more
abandon
in your loosened hair. How we waste
our afflictions!
We study them, stare out beyond them
into bleak continuance,
hoping to glimpse some end. Whereas
they're really
our wintering foliage, our dark greens
of meaning, one
of the seasons of the clandestine
year -- ; not only
a season --: they're site, settlement,
shelter, soil, abode.

Autor: Rainer Maria Rilke

How I will cherish you then,<br /> you grief-torn nights!<br />Had I only received you, <br /> inconsolable sisters,<br />on more abject knees, only <br />buried myself with more <br /> abandon <br />in your loosened hair. How we waste <br /> our afflictions!<br />We study them, stare out beyond them<br /> into bleak continuance, <br />hoping to glimpse some end. Whereas <br /> they're really<br />our wintering foliage, our dark greens<br /> of meaning, one<br />of the seasons of the clandestine<br /> year -- ; not only<br />a season --: they're site, settlement,<br /> shelter, soil, abode. - Rainer Maria Rilke


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