Ausgewählte Gedichte / Zwei Reden

Celan's work is deeply emotional and often opaque; understanding his background might shed light on the themes of loss and survival woven into his poems.

His poetry feels like a puzzle I want to solve, but some lines seem almost impossible to fully grasp. How do others interpret his metaphors and imagery?

This dual presentation adds layers of meaning and authenticity. I'm curious how this choice affects the reading experience and appreciation of his work.