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Archaic Torso of Apollo
Book • 1908
Rainer Maria Rilke's 'Archaic Torso of Apollo' is a sonnet that reflects on the power of art to transform and inspire.
The poem, part of Rilke's collection 'New Poems', uses the image of a fragmented statue to evoke a sense of wholeness and to urge the reader to change their life.
It is an example of ekphrastic poetry, where the poet describes a work of art to explore deeper themes.
The poem, part of Rilke's collection 'New Poems', uses the image of a fragmented statue to evoke a sense of wholeness and to urge the reader to change their life.
It is an example of ekphrastic poetry, where the poet describes a work of art to explore deeper themes.
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