Junge Pferde! Junge Pferde!

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Junge Pferde! Junge Pferde!

by Paul Boldt

DE·~30 minutes·45 chapters

Chapters

45 total
1

PAUL BOLDT JUNGE PFERDE!JUNGE PFERDE!

0:15
2

FRÜHJAHR

0:40
3

NÄCHTE ÜBER FINNLAND

0:39
4

WEICHSEL

0:39
5

NÄCHTIGE SEEFAHRT

0:43
6

FRIEDRICHSTRASSENDIRNEN

0:41
7

MITTAGS

0:54
8

NACHT FÜR NACHT

0:41
9

RINDER

0:33
10

NORDWIND IM SOMMER

0:45

Description

The opening immerses you in a rush of spring, where restless nights dissolve into wind‑swept forests and shimmering rivers. Vivid images of budding trees, rising sun and the scent of early breezes sweep across the soundscape, while a haunting chorus of crows and distant seas adds a quiet, uneasy pulse. The language moves with a musical rhythm, letting each line feel like a breath taken in the wilderness.

Soon the scene shifts to the stark, icy nights of Finland, where frozen lakes mirror pale moons and firs stand like fragile lanterns against endless snow. A boat drifts on restless waters, gulls scream above, and the world seems both fragile and fierce. Interlaced with these natural portraits are brief, intimate moments—whispers of love, fleeting laughter, and the raw edge of human desire—rendered in the same lyrical cadence.

Throughout, the work weaves together light, wind, and the fleeting colors of everyday life, inviting listeners to linger on each sensory detail. It feels less a conventional plot than a wandering meditation, encouraging the imagination to trace its own paths through the ever‑shifting landscape.

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Language

de

Duration

~30 minutes (29K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Jens Sadowski

Release date

2012-07-22

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Paul Boldt

1885–1921

A striking voice of German Expressionism, he wrote vivid, urban poems that helped capture the restless energy of the early 20th century. Though he published little and died young, his work has continued to draw readers back to its sharp images and intensity.

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