Heinrich Heine: “The Pilgramage To Keevlar”

Excerpt from 'The Book of German Songs: From the Eighteenth to the Nineteenth Century', translated and edited by H.W. Dulcken, published in London in 1856.
An illustration of a tower with a person standing at the lattice, depicting a scene from 'The Pilgrimage to Keelvar.' The text includes a dramatic dialogue between a mother and her sick son about a procession.
An illustration depicting a scene related to a poem about the Virgin Mary, featuring a village with houses and people dressed in traditional attire, surrounded by trees.
A page of handwritten text, featuring a poem with lines about a cripple, a wax foot, and references to a mother and son, with themes of healing and devotion.
A page of text from a poem about a mother and her sick son, featuring themes of devotion and a vision of the Virgin Mary.
A portrait of a young man with light brown hair, wearing a black jacket and a white shirt, seated with one arm resting on a red chair.

HEINRICH HEINE

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Originally begun in 2008, Poets&Princes is a Celebration of German Romantic Literature.
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