After Heine's Sea-Sickness Poem by Douglas Scotney
After Heine's Sea-Sickness
1 wonders,
who's never been sick at sea,
were Heine here now not pre,
would a seasick he
still forgive Germany all
just to stand on its shore?
If so,
how bad must seasickness be.
Saturday, January 13, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: germany,sea,sickness,world war ii
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
see Heinrich Heine's 'The North Sea - Second Cycle Poem no.9 Seasickness'.
He was a great picker-of-Germany's-faults.1797-1856.
He was a great picker-of-Germany's-faults.1797-1856.
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