Bertolt Brecht

(10 February 1898 – 14 August 1956 / Augsburg)

poet Bertolt Brecht
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Bertolt Brecht Poems

1. The Tattered Cord (Der Abgerissen Strick, Translation With Original German) 4/7/2010
2. When I'D Reported To The Couple, Thus 11/21/2014
3. Elogio Al Aprendizaje 4/7/2010
4. The Burning Of The Books 2/11/2015
5. Fragen 4/7/2010
6. Pleasures (Translation With The Original German, 4/7/2010
7. To Be Read In The Morning And At Night 1/13/2003
8. Future Generations 4/7/2010
9. Der Pflaumenbaum (The Plum Tree, Translation) 4/7/2010
10. Questions 4/7/2010
11. United Front Song 1/3/2003
12. What Has Happened? 1/3/2003
13. To The Students Of The Workers' And Peasants' Faculty 1/3/2003
14. Solidarity Song 1/3/2003
15. Send Me A Leaf 1/3/2003
16. On Reading A Recent Greek Poet 1/3/2003
17. A Worker Reads History 4/7/2010
18. The Mask Of Evil 1/3/2003
19. The Solution 1/3/2003
20. I'M Not Saying Anything Against Alexander 1/3/2003
21. Ich Habe Dich Nie Je So Geliebt 1/13/2003
22. To Posterity 1/3/2003
23. Radio Poem 1/3/2003
24. To Those Born After 1/3/2003
25. Not What Was Meant 1/3/2003
26. O Germany, Pale Mother! 1/3/2003
27. Mack The Knife 1/3/2003
28. Contemplating Hell 1/3/2003
29. How Fortunate The Man With None 1/3/2003
30. I Want To Go With The One I Love 1/13/2003
31. On The Critical Attitude 1/3/2003
32. Parting 1/3/2003
33. My Young Son Asks Me... 1/13/2003
34. Alabama Song 1/3/2003
35. Questions From A Worker Who Reads 1/3/2003
36. From A German War Primer 1/13/2003

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Best Poem of Bertolt Brecht

From A German War Primer

AMONGST THE HIGHLY PLACED
It is considered low to talk about food.
The fact is: they have
Already eaten.

The lowly must leave this earth
Without having tasted
Any good meat.

For wondering where they come from and
Where they are going
The fine evenings find them
Too exhausted.

They have not yet seen
The mountains and the great sea
When their time is already up.

If the lowly do not
Think about what's low
They will never rise.

THE BREAD OF THE HUNGRY HAS
ALL BEEN EATEN
Meat has become unknown. Useless
The pouring ...

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United Front Song

And because a man is human
He'll want to eat, and thanks a lot
But talk can't take the place of meat
or fill an empty pot.

So left, two, three!
So left, two, three!
Comrade, there's a place for you.
Take your stand in the workers united front

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