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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: ROMANIA Matches Found: 90 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` 13-JUL-74, by ANEMONE LATZINA Poem Source First Line: Gal (as frieder calls me) I said to my Last Line: Always comes along and botches u%p the best ideas Subject(s): Romania - German Minority ABOUT MY LIFE, by ROLF BOSSERT Poem Source First Line: 24 september 1977 %I'm married and have two children my wife Last Line: I intend to write more poems Subject(s): Romania - German Minority ADVERTISEMENT, by NIKOLAUS BERWANGER Poem Source First Line: I prefer %the naked %truth Last Line: In the %quelle catalogue Subject(s): Romania - German Minority ADVICE, by FRANZ HODJAK Poem Source First Line: Be careful in dealing %with books Last Line: Do not trust %second-hand truths Subject(s): Romania - German Minority ALSO. AN ARS POETICA, by JOHANN LIPPET Poem Source First Line: Always being forced to make confessions Last Line: Always being forced to justify oneself. %more lethal Subject(s): Romania - German Minority ANAGRAM BORN OF MADNESS AT CZERNOWITZ, 12 NOVEMBER 1920, by NORMAN DUBIE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: They were the strong nudes of a forgotten Last Line: "hold on to me and we'll sing." Subject(s): Celan, Paul (1920-1970); Czernowitz (chernvits), Romania; Korean War, 1950-1953; Nuclear War; Atomic Bomb; Hydrogen Bomb ANNA ESPRESSO, VACI ST., BUDAPEST, 27 JULY 1979, by WILLIAM TOTOK Poem Source First Line: It's windy out Last Line: Anything'll do I say %my money's beginning to run out Subject(s): Romania - German Minority ARTISTS, CRITICS & CABBAGE SALAD, by ROLF BOSSERT Poem Source First Line: You see, ladies and gentlemen, this is Last Line: Because I love cabbage salad Subject(s): Romania - German Minority AT THE CEMETERY, by FRANZ HODJAK Poem Source First Line: Reading on the tombstones Last Line: Where are the bad ones buried, %or do they live on eternally among us? Subject(s): Romania - German Minority AUTOBIOGRAPHY, by FRANZ HODJAK Poem Source First Line: Comrade, %what can I say? Last Line: Just like your ideas %about me Subject(s): Romania - German Minority BIOGRAPHY, by CLAUS STEPHANI Poem Source First Line: If you are sensible Last Line: Since then %I've been living for a long time Subject(s): Romania - German Minority BURNING TABLE (FROM A POSTCARD), by RICHARD+(2) WAGNER Poem Source First Line: I sat %at the burning table Last Line: Didn't stop my writing Subject(s): Romania - German Minority CHILDREN, by ROLF FRIEDER MARMONT Poem Source First Line: They came in the morning Last Line: Hanging their heads %they returned home in the evening Subject(s): Romania - German Minority CONFIDENCE, by ROLF BOSSERT Poem Source First Line: The lead is sluggish Last Line: And so we have time Subject(s): Romania - German Minority DAILY ROUTINE, by FRANZ HODJAK Poem Source First Line: Each day is a %book Last Line: In the evening we put it away %unread Subject(s): Romania - German Minority DEPARTURE, by WERNER SOLLNER Poem Source First Line: To lie drunk like %the ancient poet nedim Last Line: Than an exegesis %of history Subject(s): Romania - German Minority DEPARTURE, by WILLIAM TOTOK Poem Source First Line: I cut winter up into little pieces Last Line: You wave like the wobbly hands of my clock Subject(s): Romania - German Minority DIALECTICS, by RICHARD+(2) WAGNER Poem Source First Line: We grasped the situation Last Line: Then others came along Subject(s): Romania - German Minority DIMBOVITZA, by ELIZABETH Poem Text First Line: Dimbovitza! Magic river Last Line: Lies my dearest treasure sleeping. Alternate Author Name(s): Sylva, Carmen; Pauline Elizabeth Ottilie Luis Subject(s): Rivers; Romania; Rumania; Roumania DOBRUJA REALM OF SHADE, by ROLF FRIEDER MARMONT Poem Source First Line: Weary land, %divested of history Last Line: The subtle pang in your chest? Subject(s): Romania - German Minority DRY EYES, by NIKOLAUS BERWANGER Poem Source First Line: These days %I cry honestly only Last Line: But my eyes %remain dry Subject(s): Romania - German Minority EVERY EVENING / MY THOUGHTS COLLECT, by JOHANN LIPPET Poem Source Last Line: While I pick up the dirty shoes %at the door Subject(s): Romania - German Minority FEDERICO, by HORST SAMSON Poem Source First Line: The world %lonely and distant Last Line: Into the dark path of the gun barrel Subject(s): Romania - German Minority FLAG, by WILLIAM TOTOK Poem Source First Line: I'm still holding Last Line: If I freeze Subject(s): Romania - German Minority FORTIFIED CHURCH IN TRANSLYVANIA, by CLAUS STEPHANI Poem Source First Line: Lodgings %for bats Last Line: With pigeon manure Subject(s): Romania - German Minority GOLDEN AGE OF FABLES, by ROLF BOSSERT Poem Source First Line: Lion and mouse Last Line: The deadman no longer reeks to the heavens, %but among us Subject(s): Romania - German Minority HOLIDAYS AT HOME, by HORST SAMSON Poem Source First Line: We go for a swim in our empty wallet Last Line: We spring joyfully down the beach %into the shrill cry of a seagull Subject(s): Romania - German Minority HONESTLY, by NIKOLAUS BERWANGER Poem Source First Line: It is no made-to-order lip service Last Line: Because you can still pardon here Subject(s): Romania - German Minority I WAS A STATUE, by RICHARD+(2) WAGNER Poem Source Last Line: And he handed me %his cloth Subject(s): Romania - German Minority IF THE STREET SWEEPERS IN RESCHINAR HAVE EITHER TWO RIGHT, by OSKAR PASTIOR Poem Source Last Line: A material musical process that really goes to heart Subject(s): Romania - German Minority IMAGES OF AN ABSURD JUNE, by NIKOLAUS BERWANGER Poem Source First Line: During the day the sun squeezes Last Line: Those of the last five-year plan, %without relying on imports at all Subject(s): Romania - German Minority IN JULY 1977, by ANEMONE LATZINA Poem Source First Line: It's an established fact %a poem is a prison Last Line: What we need to survive, %bread and water Subject(s): Romania - German Minority IN MEMORIAM L., by NIKOLAUS BERWANGER Poem Source First Line: A wooden cross ready for a museum Last Line: Who tomorrow will show where l. Was Subject(s): Romania - German Minority IN THE FIRST LINE THE POET IMAGINES A SEX ORGAN, by OSKAR PASTIOR Poem Source Last Line: This poem is not pornographic and takes its appeal from the title november Subject(s): Romania - German Minority IN THE MORNING I SHOWER, by ANEMONE LATZINA Poem Source Last Line: I take a look at the people Subject(s): Romania - German Minority INDIAN SUMMER IN A DEPARTMENT STORE, by FRIEDER SCHULLER Poem Source Last Line: That's how they got across the border cheaply Subject(s): Romania - German Minority ISOLATION (FOR FRANZ HODJAK), by HORST SAMSON Poem Source First Line: Fewer now %we gasp for air Last Line: Inside the wine bottles %and drown Subject(s): Romania - German Minority LAMENT FOR ALL I'VE LOST TO THIS WIDE WORLD, by ANEMONE LATZINA Poem Source First Line: Where are the fingernails %I cut at the hotel royal, budapest? Last Line: My saturated liver, %where will they rot? Subject(s): Romania - German Minority LATE JOY, by NIKOLAUS BERWANGER Poem Source First Line: Your embrace %has a rare Last Line: After the first frost Subject(s): Romania - German Minority LIFE. AN EXAMPLE, by WERNER SOLLNER Poem Source First Line: A book with pictures and photos of nazim hikmet Last Line: At the future, laughing loud, then closing %his eyes Subject(s): Romania - German Minority MARMATIA, SELS., by CLAUS STEPHANI Poem Source First Line: Enter this land Last Line: Be you silent %upon you Subject(s): Romania - German Minority MEETING OF POETS IN SIGHISOARA (VLAD DRACUL RESTAURANT), by HORST SAMSON Poem Source First Line: The stones convene Last Line: In the streets %the vanquished dangle Subject(s): Romania - German Minority MORNING, by HORST SAMSON Poem Source First Line: The key turns in the lock Last Line: And lay a stack of newspapers on the table Subject(s): Romania - German Minority MOTHER'S CONSOLATION, by JULIANA MODOI Poem Source First Line: I am not allowed to weep Last Line: For your child is listening %within me Subject(s): Romania - German Minority MY NEIGHBOUR MAKES A POEM FOR ME, by JOHANN LIPPET Poem Source First Line: You're lucky,' %says mu neighbour Last Line: Life is getting more difficult, %death is getting easier Subject(s): Romania - German Minority NIGHTSHADE RIFT, by ROLF BOSSERT Poem Source First Line: They're standing outside the door Last Line: They want your skin, my words Subject(s): Romania - German Minority NORMAL DAY, by WILLIAM TOTOK Poem Source First Line: Your face %is hidden in the fog Last Line: But your subtle blink Subject(s): Romania - German Minority OF ALL THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL AFFAIRS I KEEP POOR RECORDS OF, by OSKAR PASTIOR Poem Source Last Line: But even the forms themselves are negligently incomplete Subject(s): Romania - German Minority ONETIME SPATE OF SUICIDES IN THE FAMILY, by JOHANN LIPPET Poem Source First Line: And I believe Last Line: They white their trees on holidays, %and hang out flags Subject(s): Romania - German Minority OVID IN EXILE, by FRANZ HODJAK Poem Source First Line: Forgotten by the seven hills by the lofty skies Last Line: Only enemies remain faithful Subject(s): Ovid (43 B.c.-17 A.d.); Romania - German Minority PERHAPS I'D TAKE MY COFFEE MUG, by FRIEDER SCHULLER Poem Source Last Line: When I suddenly got my passport %for west germany or anywhere Subject(s): Romania - German Minority POETRY CLUB, by CLAUS STEPHANI Poem Source First Line: Tell me who %your critic is Last Line: And I'll tell you %the reason why Subject(s): Romania - German Minority POMPEII, VIA STABIANA, by CLAUS STEPHANI Poem Source First Line: Day after day Last Line: Antiquity is left behind %silent and steadfast Subject(s): Romania - German Minority POSTCARD FOR FRANK O'HARA, by CARMEN PUCHIANU Poem Source First Line: Distorted by crystal balls Last Line: With an apple and a snake %balanced on the scales Subject(s): Romania - German Minority PSALM, by TUDOR ARGHEZI Poem Source First Line: I ponder you in clamor and in silence Last Line: I want to touch you and shout: 'he is!' Subject(s): Romania - Communist Regime PUNCTUAL CURRICULUM VITAE, by HORST SAMSON Poem Source First Line: At night my neighbor hans Last Line: At five in the morning %he's back Subject(s): Romania - German Minority QUESTION FOR MANDELSTAM, by RICHARD+(2) WAGNER Poem Source First Line: Osip %brother %we are oil in the works Last Line: What else can %we do Subject(s): Romania - German Minority REINER KUNZE, by FRANZ HODJAK Poem Source First Line: He is not a crane operator Last Line: Weeding %with the double-edged word Subject(s): Romania - German Minority RIGHT THROUGH THIS HOUSE, by WERNER SOLLNER Poem Source First Line: Runs a border line. On one side love Last Line: Bird sits which in german we call the soul Subject(s): Romania - German Minority ROUMANIA, by GEORGE EDWARD WOODBERRY Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Another land has crashed into the deep Last Line: Rise, rise, roumania! Yet thy soul is whole! Subject(s): Romania; World War I; Rumania; Roumania; First World War SAVONAROLA, by FRANZ HODJAK Poem Source First Line: How silently decisions are made Last Line: And the grass is gradually growing in your mouth Subject(s): Romania - German Minority; Savonarola, Girolamo (1452-1498) SCOPE, by FRANZ HODJAK Poem Source First Line: The freedom %which gives us Last Line: To freedom %day by day Subject(s): Romania - German Minority SEASON, by ROLF BOSSERT Poem Source First Line: Out into the pale day Last Line: Your hand sleeps %next to me Subject(s): Romania - German Minority SEASONS, by WILLIAM TOTOK Poem Source First Line: The time has come Last Line: Petroleum seeps into the sand Subject(s): Romania - German Minority SHIVER POEM SHIVERS AT THE THOUGHT THAT IT CONSISTS, by OSKAR PASTIOR Poem Source Last Line: Can you shiver at the thought of shivering Subject(s): Romania - German Minority SHORT POEM ON A LITTLE FREEZING BIRD, by ROLF BOSSERT Poem Source First Line: I'm freezing Last Line: Of a scarecrow Subject(s): Romania - German Minority SLOGAN, by ERNEST WICHNER Poem Source First Line: All through the government quarter, happiness and us Last Line: Of the night Subject(s): Romania - German Minority SNOW POEM FOR EDDA, by HORST SAMSON Poem Source First Line: The room for us Last Line: Winter is cold and long Subject(s): Romania - German Minority SNOW WHITE OPEN YOUR EYES, by NIKOLAUS BERWANGER Poem Source First Line: We are living %in an age of dwarfs Last Line: When you are finally going %to open your eyes Subject(s): Romania - German Minority SONG, by RICHARD+(2) WAGNER Poem Source First Line: Work slept %verse slept Last Line: Attempted %a coup d'etat Subject(s): Romania - German Minority SONG FROM THE OCCUPATION TIME, by ION CARAION Poem Source First Line: What I would not give for this century, were it only to change! Last Line: Shall travel across the borders under cover Subject(s): Romania - Communist Regime SPACIOUS SECONDS, by ROLF FRIEDER MARMONT Poem Source First Line: Sceonds %are as big Last Line: As barns Subject(s): Romania - German Minority SUBSEQUENT REMARK ABOUT MY BIRTH, by HORST SAMSON Poem Source First Line: Under the motley sun Last Line: Was the story %of my birth Subject(s): Romania - German Minority TESTAMENT, by TUDOR ARGHEZI Poem Source First Line: I'll bequeath no goods to you when I am dead Last Line: Though unaware that buried deep within %simmers the stored-up wrath of my ancient kin Subject(s): Romania - Communist Regime THEODORE AND HONORIA, by GIOVANNI BOCCACCIO Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Of all the cities in romanian lands Last Line: For one fair female, lost him half the kind. Variant Title(s): Ravenna Subject(s): Boccaccio, Giovanni (1313-1375); Fables; Knights & Knighthood; Nature; Romania; Allegories; Rumania; Roumania TIMELESS, by CARMEN PUCHIANU Poem Source First Line: Grant me the quiet Last Line: Snow lies ahead for us all Subject(s): Romania - German Minority TRAKL IN EXILE, by ERNEST WICHNER Poem Source First Line: We know that trakl %rejected brecht's invitations Last Line: In silent anguish, was simply not there Subject(s): Romania - German Minority TRANSCENDING BORDERS, by FRANZ HODJAK Poem Source First Line: Wulf kirsten and I are drinking beer Last Line: He's in weimar and I am here Subject(s): Romania - German Minority TRIP TO PARIS, by HORST SAMSON Poem Source First Line: Pont neuf comedie francaise Last Line: The dome des invalides calls out to me Subject(s): Romania - German Minority UPON READING POEMS BY WEINHEBER IN VIEW OF HIS SUCCESS, by FRANZ HODJAK Poem Source First Line: His poems say a lot Last Line: Why were were his poems honoured? Subject(s): Poetry And Poets; Romania - German Minority VILLAGE EVENING, by JULIANA MODOI Poem Source First Line: The pale light of evening Last Line: The counters %of tomorrow's guests Subject(s): Romania - German Minority VILLON'S ARRIVAL IN HEAVEN, by FRANZ HODJAK Poem Source First Line: Esteemed commission %I feel reborn Last Line: That I am, collapse under the weight of your kindness Subject(s): Romania - German Minority WAIL, NAIL, PICTURE, by WERNER SOLLNER Poem Source First Line: My poem is a nail Last Line: With a nail in it Subject(s): Romania - German Minority WAITRESS, by RICHARD+(2) WAGNER Poem Source First Line: She flits back and forth Last Line: And can still see her in front of me Subject(s): Romania - German Minority WEEKEND. THE HEAD, by JOHANN LIPPET Poem Source First Line: On this weekend afternoon Last Line: The snout rummages through the land Subject(s): Romania - German Minority WINTER MORNING, by HORST SAMSON Poem Source First Line: Motto; %there you have it Last Line: How lucky they are %they're sleeping Subject(s): Romania - German Minority WINTER POEM FOR SARAH KIRSCH, by HORST SAMSON Poem Source First Line: North wind blows Last Line: Is a white fairy tale %that lies Subject(s): Romania - German Minority WITH THE PAINTER LAUTERBACH, by RICHARD+(2) WAGNER Poem Source First Line: They still keep coming Last Line: The walls in the stairwell Subject(s): Romania - German Minority WORDS OF THE POET, by RICHARD+(2) WAGNER Poem Source First Line: Courage said the poet Last Line: On the development of society %concluded the poet Subject(s): Romania - German Minority WORKERS AT THE BRICKYARD, by WILLIAM TOTOK Poem Source First Line: Hands full of noise Last Line: Only a sweaty human arm grabs bricks %again off the swift conveyor-belt Subject(s): Romania - German Minority |
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