The Inner Sky by Rainer Maria Rilke -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Dedication Title Page Copyright Contents “As long as you catch what you’ve thrown yourself” Pregnant Woman Interiors Young Girl The Lady and the Unicorn On Completing the Circle (I–II) Dedication Vitali Awoke Notes on the Melody of Things Haiku (I–II) Poems from the Graveyard (I–V) On the Poet’s Material Marriage In His Thirty-Eighth Year From Testament “Come then, come, you last thing I have learned” On Shawls and Lemons (I–IV) “There is total silence…” From the Notebooks (Naples–Capri–Paris) Night Songs (I–II) Note on Birds Spring Songs (I–II) “It’s not that now that we’re (suddenly) grown up” When Death Came with the Morning “Looking up from the book, from the near and countable lines” Dream (Fragment) The Origin of the Chimera From the Dream-Book (The Seventh, Eleventh, and Twenty-Sixth Dreams) Morning Prayer “What birds hurtle through is not the familiar sky” Chronology, Notes, Extras Translator’s Afterword Envoi: Introduction to a Poetry Reading About the Author

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