Heimat und Fremde : $b Gedichte

A vivid tapestry of verses breathes life into the rolling hills and riverbanks of Austria’s Donauland, weaving together reverence for the land, its ancient vineyards, and the resilient spirit of its people. The poems move from lyrical odes to the fertile soil—likened to a phoenix rising from fire—to intimate portrayals of Mödling’s stone‑crowned skyline, its winding alleys, and the quiet prayers that echo from its churches and fountains.

In quieter moments the collection turns inward, listening to the wind through firs, the lullaby of a mother’s song, and the yearning for peace amid the remnants of past conflicts. Each piece balances tender nostalgia with a hopeful plea for harmony, inviting listeners to feel the pulse of a beloved homeland while reflecting on the universal longing for safety, belonging, and the gentle renewal of spring.