The Dinggedicht or Object Poem. This poetic form was introduced by Austrian poet, Rainer Maria Rilke in the early 1900s whilst he studied impressionistic paintings. They can either be an observation of man-made objects (especially the more recent Dinggedicht) or an observation of nature.
Mindlovemisery’s Menagerie
B&P’s Shadorma & Beyond – The Dinggedicht
The Dinggedicht is:
• framed at the discretion of the poet.
• formed by acute observations of concrete images in the world around, expressing symbolically an event, social condition, mood or idea.
town square
filled with people
playing games
children laughing
balls rolling
summer foods laid out
harvest celebration
Lovely, simply lovely and a great Dinggedicht! Thanks so much Dolores for dropping in!
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You’re welcome! I always enjoy learning new forms of poetry.
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Me too … though I always return to the waka …
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Like the idea of harvest!
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thanks
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