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Rainer Maria Rilke

Rainer Maria Rilke. By; Yvette Ramirez. Life and Times Of Rilke. Born December 4, 1875 in Prague Called Sophia and forced to wear dresses until five Was placed in the military school: St. Pölten and Mahrisch-Weisskirchenn, then transferred over to a German preparatory school

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Rainer Maria Rilke

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  1. Rainer Maria Rilke By; Yvette Ramirez

  2. Life and Times Of Rilke • Born December 4, 1875 in Prague • Called Sophia and forced to wear dresses until five • Was placed in the military school: St. Pölten and Mahrisch-Weisskirchenn, then transferred over to a German preparatory school • 1894- Leben und Leider • 1895- Charles University • 1896- Left university and traveled to Munich • Worked and was friends with Auguste Rodin • Spent much of his life travelling: Italy, Spain, France, Egypt, etc. • Moved back to Munich during WWI • Died December 29, 1926 in Switzerland

  3. Style and Inspiration • Created the “Object Poem”- described material objects in his poetry • The love/connection between a man and a woman • Religion • During the time of WWI: despair and loss

  4. The Future The future: time's excuseto frighten us; too vasta project, too large a morselfor the heart's mouth.Future, who won't wait for you?Everyone is going there.It suffices you to deepenthe absence that we are.

  5. Analysis • The unknown scares every one • depicts the idea that the future is too large to predict, control, or comprehend • Why is this part posed as a question? -Is it sarcasm? Everyone is going, and when tomorrow comes you’ll be there anyway. Will we move with time or stay in the past because it’s what we know? • The future continues, the present grows, memories deepen, and a little more of us is gone everyday, -the more you know the more you understand how much you don’t know The future: time's excuseto frighten us; too vasta project, too large a morselfor the heart's mouth.Future, who won't wait for you?Everyone is going there.It suffices you to deepenthe absence that we are.

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