O how all things are far removed
and long have passed away.
I do believe the star,
whose light my face reflects,
is dead and has been so
for many thousand years.

I had a vision of a passing boat
and heard some voices saying disquieting things.
I heard a clock strike in some distant house...
but in which house?...

I long to quiet my anxious heart
and stand beneath the sky's immensity.
I long to pray...
And one of all the stars
must still exist.
I do believe that I would know
which one alone
endured,
and which like a white city stands
at the ray's end shining in the heavens.

Autor: Rainer Maria Rilke

O how all things are far removed <br />and long have passed away. <br />I do believe the star, <br />whose light my face reflects, <br />is dead and has been so <br />for many thousand years. <br /><br />I had a vision of a passing boat <br />and heard some voices saying disquieting things. <br />I heard a clock strike in some distant house... <br />but in which house?... <br /><br />I long to quiet my anxious heart <br />and stand beneath the sky's immensity. <br />I long to pray... <br />And one of all the stars <br />must still exist. <br />I do believe that I would know <br />which one alone <br />endured, <br />and which like a white city stands <br />at the ray's end shining in the heavens.  - Rainer Maria Rilke


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