When I Go by Rilke, Rainer Maria -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Roses

Your Freshness Half-Open Book Whole and Perfect Thing The Challenge Ecstasy One Rose Holding You Drunk on Your Dream Rose, All Passion Friend My Being Against Whom Who Are You? Summer Abundant Flower Ineffable You’re the One We Know Nothing Example What Is the Source? Round Rose The Earth of the Dead Late-Blooming Rose Rose of the Earth Dear to Our Traditions The Opening Rose Here You Are

Chapter 2: Windows

All It Takes Your Invitation Our Geometry Measure of Longing You Make Ceremony From the Bed We Count on You Anxious Hours My Whole Abyss Vertical Plate I’m in a Window Mood She Was in a Window Mood How Long Have We Played You

Chapter 3: Affectionate Tribute to France

The Sleeper Pegasus The Magi Stillness “L’Indifférent” (Watteau) Prayer of One Not Indifferent Enough All Must Be Well Evening Lamp Lovers and Writers When I Go The Grave What Longing, What Regret

Chapter 4: Valaisian Quatrains

This Land Rose and Wall Towers Lovely Curve Silent Land of Quiet Prophets Alpine Meadows The Invisible Altars Where the Fruit Was Laid This Sanctuary The Belltower Sings The Year Turns A Rosy Mauve Yesteryear How Calm the Night Everything Changes Serious Darkness Clematis and Morning Glory After a Day of Wind The Astonishment of Origins Earth’s Role The Silvering Hour Green The Towers Remember Hard and Soft Song of Silence The Artisan Permission Lanes Leading Nowhere What Goddess, What God Blue Wind Perfecting the Slow Face A Story Book of Flight Valaisian Sky

Chapter 5: Orchards

Visitation Strange Assignment The Hand of the Invisible Palm The Last Word The Exchange Venetian Glass A Summer Passerby The Whole Night The Temple of Love Water and Love Eros May the God Be Satisfied What We Are Equilibrium The Turn We Forget The Fountain My Body Verger [Orchard] All the Joys of the Ancestors Interior Portrait This Hand Elegy A Parting Melody The Soul-Bird Angel-Eye View Friends and Strangers Seeing Double Life Expressing Variety Spring Light Winter’s United Silence Nature Reveals Herself The Flame The Approach A Question In the Eyes of Animals The Doe Let’s Chat for a While Good-Bye

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