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Da stieg ein Baum. O Orpheus singt! O hoher Baum im Ohr! Und alles schwieg. Doch selbst in der Verschweigung ging neuer Anfang, Wink und Wandlung vor. A tree shot up there. O pure metamorphosis! O Orpheus is singing! O high tree in the ear! And all fell silent. But even in this silence came transformation, signs and new beginning. Beasts of silence pressed forwards from the clear loosened forest from their nest and den; and it was not in cunning that they came so quiet within themselves, and not in fear. Shrieking, roaring, braying seemed to wane within their hearts. And wherever a shelter could receive Orpheus: A Version of Rilkes Die Sonette an Orpheus, even the slightest. German Literature. Search this site. Navigation Home. Guide Books. Parallel Texts. Hall of Fame. Early Modern. Web Links. The Elegies urge us and themselves towards praise and affirmation of life, and then the Sonnets take up this call. In the Sonnets death and silence are also part of the texture of life, and life is lived and celebrated in the full acceptance of death. The cycle of 55 sonnets is oriented towards death through its dedicatee and its addressee. The figure of the young dancer, dancing and living fully within her art whilst simultaneously on the Orpheus: A Version of Rilkes Die Sonette an Orpheus of death, appears in a number of the poems. Overcome with grief at the death of his wife, , Orpheus played such beautiful mournful music on his lyre that the gods of the underworld allowed him to retrieve her from there on Orpheus: A Version of Rilkes Die Sonette an Orpheus condition that he walk in front of her on their journey back to the earth and not look back. In his fear of losing her again he did look back and so lost Eurydice forever. His head and lyre floated down the river of Hebrus, his head still singing. His head was buried at Lesbos and his lyre was placed among the stars in the sky. Rilke uses the Orphic legend to explore the nature of poetry in relation to our lives. In Orpheus separation, loss and death are a vital part of music and singing and Orphic music is in all forms of life, connecting us to, and reconciling us with, silence, emptiness and non-being. The organic imagery is also accompanied by imagery of artistry in the Sonnetssuggesting that Orpheus is myth, fiction, construct, existing only in our own articulations when we can create Orpheus: A Version of Rilkes Die Sonette an Orpheus language that praises life and death as one. In this sense the Sonnets do not celebrate the Romantic idea of inspiration but usher in the modernist mode of conscious creation. As sonnets the poems also formally stretch their boundaries. Rilke adhered to the fourteen-line form, but he varied line length, rhyme schemes and rhythms, exceeding the lines with enjambment and using ellipses and pauses to interrupt rhythm and signal transitions. The first poem of Orpheus: A Version of Rilkes Die Sonette an Orpheus cycle sends us soaring straight away in exclamation and celebration. His creative word and breath fills creation with a new oxygen, a new language, a new way of hearing and living within sound, music and poetry. As they approach, hushed and listening, we too, as readers, start to tune out the noise in our heads and tune in to Orpheus. In this space we can fall silent and listen with a clairaudient ear to the music beyond our immediate senses. The sonnet is itself like a tree, a hut or a temple, a structure with branches, pillars and posts that can transmit a divine music to our inner ear. There is a visual and auditory tremor in the penultimate line when the posts of the hut shake, marked by the dash at the end of the line. Here the rigidity of the sonnet form is set in motion and vibration. Timothy J. Hannah Vandegrift Eldridge, Luke Fischer eds. Sonett 1, Erster Teil. Sonnets to Orpheus: Rainer Maria Rilke (tr. Cliff Crego)

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