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Paul Celan (23 November 1920 - 20 April 1970 / (Cernăuţi, Bukovin) Chernivtsi, Ukraine)
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Poems by Paul Celan : 24 / 39
Psalm
No-man kneads us again out of Earth and Loam,
no-man spirits our Dust.
No-man.
Praise to you, No-man.
For love of you
we will flower.
Moving
towards you.
A Nothing
we were, we are, we shall
be still, flowering:
the Nothing-, the
No-man’s-rose.
With
our Pistil soul-bright,
our Stamen heaven-torn,
our Corolla red
with the Violet-Word that we sang
over, O over
the thorn.
Paul Celan
Submitted: Saturday, January 25, 2003
Edited: Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Read poems about / on: flower, rose, red, heaven, love
Poems by Paul Celan : 24 / 39
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