Poems (1913)

Georg Trakl's poetry, marked by its unique voice, attracted a diverse audience, including influential philosophers like Heidegger and Wittgenstein, as well as notable writers such as Beckett, Rilke, and Walser. His work also resonated with composers Webern and Hindemith, highlighting its profound impact across various artistic disciplines. Trakl's brief life (1887-1914) and the depth of his expression continue to inspire admiration and analysis in literary and philosophical circles.