Die Fürstin

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Die Fürstin

by Kasimir Edschmid

DE·~1 hours

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A restless crew glides across a shimmering lake, the sails snapping like silver ribbons against a sky bruised by storm clouds. The water churns and the distant castle looms, its towers catching flashes of lightning that turn the horizon into a trembling kaleidoscope. The narrator’s voice carries the pulse of the oars, each pull echoing the wild rhythm of wind and wave, while the landscape blurs into a dream of rainbows, bridges and haunting music.

Amid this tempest, Jessie appears—her presence a mix of fierce curiosity and tender vulnerability. She moves through the night with a restless energy, urging the narrator to follow her through lantern‑lit bays, festive promenades and a garden that glows with golden marigolds. Their brief, intense encounter hints at deeper currents of desire and mystery, leaving listeners eager to discover what lies beyond the storm‑kissed shore.

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Language

de

Duration

~1 hours (61K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Jens Sadowski

Release date

2010-05-15

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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About the author

Kasimir Edschmid

Kasimir Edschmid

1890–1966

A leading voice of German Expressionism, he wrote with restless energy about art, travel, and the modern world. His work moved from early avant-garde experiments toward a broader, more visionary style over the course of a long literary career.

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