Crows scream.
Fly to town with a buzz:
The snow will fall soon-
Happily, he still has a home!
Now you're standing stiffly,
Looking back, ah! How long has it been!
Why are you an idiot?
Because of the winter in the world-escape?
The world is the gate.
Go to a thousand cold and dumb deserts!
Which loss,
You're losing and you won't stop.
Now you're standing pale,
Cursed to wander in winter,
Like smoke,
They are always looking for a cool sky.
Fly, bird, sing
Your song-desert bird! -
Hide, you're a fool,
Your bleeding heart is in ice and ridicule!
Crows scream.
Fly to town with a buzz:
It will snow soon.
Woe to those who have no home!
Introduction to Nietzsche:
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche (German: Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, 1844 10 10-0/5-1900 August 25th), a famous German philosopher, linguist, cultural critic. His writing style is unique and he often uses aphorisms and paradoxes. Nietzsche had a great influence on the development of later philosophy, especially on existentialism and postmodernism.
Nietzsche was a linguist before he began to study philosophy. At the age of 24, Nietzsche became a professor of classical Chinese in German Department of university of basel, specializing in ancient Greek and Latin literature. However, he resigned on 1879 due to health problems and has been suffering from mental illness ever since. Nietzsche had a nervous breakdown at 1889 and never recovered. He lived under the care of his mother and sister until his death in 1900.
Nietzsche's major works include The Will to Power, The Birth of Tragedy, An Inappropriate Investigation, Zarathustra, Philosophy in the Age of Greek Tragedy, and Theory of Moral Genealogy.