Nietzsche's Poems Author: [Germany] Friedrich Nietzsche Publisher: Shanghai Translation Publishing House

Nietzsche put a lot of effort into the art of aphorisms. Some of his aphoristic poems are just two lines long, but they are ingeniously conceived, simple in language, and profound in meaning, and can be regarded as masterpieces.

Nietzsche's lyric poems have a jumping rhythm and free rhyme, just 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 that he is a philosopher, and a very controversial one, with varying opinions on his reputation and disgrace. It seems that people's opinions on his philosophy have overshadowed his philosophy, and his philosophy has overshadowed his poetry.

Modern Germany is an era of philosophers and poets, and many great poets, such as Goethe, Schiller, Wilhelm Schlegel, Novalis, and Heine, also engaged in philosophy. However, the great philosopher who wrote poetry with success is Nietzsche. His poems are unique, either condensed and witty or unrestrained and uninhibited, and have occupied an important position in the history of German literature.

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