Nietzsche's Poems

Nietzsche devoted countless efforts to the art of aphorisms. Some of his aphoristic poems, just two lines long, are truly masterpieces of art, with their ingenious conception, simple language, and profound meaning.
Nietzsche's lyric poems have jumping rhythms and free rhymes, like dancing freely in the rugged mountains; the emotions are also unrestrained and unrestrained, and laughter, anger and scolding are all turned into poetry.
When it comes to Nietzsche, everyone knows he is a philosopher, and a highly controversial one at that, with varying degrees of praise and criticism. It seems that people's opinions about his philosophy have overshadowed his philosophy, and his philosophy has overshadowed his poetry.
Modern Germany has been an era of numerous philosophers and poets. Many great poets, such as Goethe, Schiller, Wilhelm Schlegel, Novalis, and Heine, also engaged in philosophy. However, the greatest philosopher who achieved success as a poet is undoubtedly Nietzsche. His poetry is unique, sometimes concise and witty, sometimes unrestrained and uninhibited, and has always occupied a significant position in German literary history.

2017-07-01

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