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Ingeborg Bachmann - 'Mein Vogel' 1961 / CC Deutsch, English 

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Ingeborg Bachmann (25 June 1926 - 17 October 1973) was an Austrian poet, dramatist, and novelist, a leading voice in post-war German literature. She spent some time as a visiting scholar at Harvard University in the United States. The poem was written in 1956.
Translation: Mark Anderson - Paris Review, Issue no. 92, Summer 1984 (thanks to BRIL.Solutions).
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@seppheinzl9378
@seppheinzl9378 10 лет назад
Eine Ode an das Schreiben! "Wenn ich befeuert bin in der Nacht, knistert's im dunklen Bestand, und der Funke schlägt aus mir Wenn ich befeuert bleibe wie ich bin und vom Feuer geliebt" Zeilen die mit ihrem Tod eine erschreckende Konnotation erhalten
@JuergenFaas
@JuergenFaas 7 лет назад
In diesem Text kommt ihre ungeheure Sprachkraft besonders zur Geltung....
@weiterimtext8134
@weiterimtext8134 Год назад
Sie und ihre Poesie hatten etwas unglaublich Anziehendes.
@BRIL.Solutions
@BRIL.Solutions 3 года назад
My Bird by Ingeborg Bachmann Whatever comes to pass: the devastated world sinks back into twilight, the forest offers it a sleeping potion, and from the tower the watchman’s forsaken, peaceful and constant the eyes of the owl stare down. Whatever comes to pass: you know your time, my bird, you put on your veil and fly through the mist to me. We peer into the haze where the rabble houses. Yon follow my nod and storm out in a whirl of feathers and fur- My ice-gray shoulder companion, my weapon, adorned with that feather, my only weapon! My only finery: your veil and your feather. And even when my skin burns in the needle dance beneath the tree, and the hip-high shrubs tempt me with their spicy leaves, when my curls dart like snake tongues, sway and long for moisture, the dust of distant stars still falls right on my hair. When I, in a helmet of smoke, come back to my senses. my bird, my nighttime ally, when I’m ablaze in the night the dark grove crackles and I hammer the sparks from my limbs. And when I stay ablaze as I am, loved by the flame until the resin streams out of the trunks, drips over the wounds and spins the earth warm into thread (and though you rob my heart at night, my bird of belief, my bird of faith!) the watchtower moves into brightness where you, tranquil now, alight in magnificent peace- whatever comes to pass. -translated from the German by Mark Anderson
@betapicts
@betapicts 3 года назад
A reasonable translation, thank you very much! I used it for English CCs
@BRIL.Solutions
@BRIL.Solutions 3 года назад
@@betapicts I should have given a proper citation: the translation was from the Paris Review, Issue no. 92 (Summer 1984).
@betapicts
@betapicts 3 года назад
@@BRIL.Solutions that's very diligent, I copied the citation
@redpirate6254
@redpirate6254 5 лет назад
Schöne Stimme
@jackjohnhameld6401
@jackjohnhameld6401 3 года назад
Ingeborg's *Malina* about a woman in postwar Vienna has been reprinted as a Penguin Classic: I can't wait to start reading it having only ever read a collection of her short stories. She died in Rome after receiving third-degree burns in a house fire.
@nvjq
@nvjq 2 года назад
it is a wonderful book
@DarkAngelEU
@DarkAngelEU Год назад
@@nvjq The movie is amazing.
@nvjq
@nvjq Год назад
@@DarkAngelEU agreed! i made an edit of the movie on my channel
@DarkAngelEU
@DarkAngelEU Год назад
@@nvjq Thanks for the suggestion, I enjoyed it alot :) What are the other videos on your channel? Visual poetry?
@UrsulaGörgen
@UrsulaGörgen Год назад
So außerordentlich wahr Und ergreifend, danke.
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