Who knows the author of this poem and other poems?

The author is Goethe,

John? Wolfgang? Feng? Goethe (johann wolfgang von goethe was born as John? Wolfgang? Goethe (1August 28th, 749-1March 22nd, 832) was born in Frankfurt am Main. As a poet, natural scientist, literary theorist and political figure, Goethe is the most famous representative of Weimar classicism. As the creator of poetry, drama and prose, he is one of the greatest writers in Germany and an outstanding and brilliant figure in the field of world literature.

[Edit this paragraph] Personal works

One of Goethe's characteristics is to shelve the works that have been started for several years, sometimes decades, make major revisions to the published works, and keep some completed works from printing for a long time.

It is difficult to complete a chronological list of works, because the time period of processing works is often unclear, and the year of first printing is inconsistent with Goethe's creative process. The following list is roughly (perhaps inaccurately) arranged in chronological order of the works:

1768 "Lovers' Emotion" (love drama), 1806 went to press.

Conspiracy criminals (comedy) 1769 started to create, 1787 went to press.

Goz the Iron Hand Knight? Feng? Berlichenken (script), 1773.

Prometheus (Poetry), 1774.

New moral and political puppet show, 1774.

Elder Burrell's Meat Festival Drama, 1774.

Year city Plundr, 1774.

Gods, Heroes and Vilander (comedy), 1774.

Cravigo (Tragedy), 1774.

Greetings from the Gods (Poetry), 1774.

The troubles of young Werther (epistolary novel), 1774, 2nd edition, 1787.

Egmont (Tragedy) 1775 started writing, 1788 went to press.

Owen and Elmer Miller (with drama), 1775.

William? Meister's Dramatic Mission (Original Meister, Novel) 1776, 19 1 1 year started printing.

Stella, a drama for lovers, 1776.

Iphigenia by Doris (drama), prose version 1779, 1787 for printing.

Toquato? Tasso (drama) began at 1780 and went to press at 1790.

On the intermaxillary bones of humans and animals, 1786.

Lamentations of Rome written from 1788 to 1790.

Venice epigram, 1790.

Faust, Fragments, 1790

Optical paper (paper, 2 volumes), 179 1 year/1792.

Kofta (comedy), 1792.

Civilian general (comedy), 1793.

Lena Fox (Animal Narrative Poetry), 1794.

"In all the beautiful moments" ("Song of Opportunity Society"), 1775.

Stories told by German fugitives (framed novels), 1795.

William? Meister's learning age, 1795/1796 original.

Ke Seenyen (a gift) (poetry, completed in cooperation with Schiller), 1796.

A tragedy of Faust (in line with the first part of Faust) began in 1797 and was first printed on the topic of 1808.

Bonfinito? Cellini's life (article), 1797.

The novella begins at 1797.

Herman and Dou Lutai (pastoral poems written in six lines), 1798.

Illegitimate daughter (tragedy), 1804.

William? The roaming era of Maister (novel) began at 1807, went to press at 182 1, and the original version was updated at 1829.

Pandora (a drama for festivals) was written in 1807/1808 and printed in 18 17.

Affinity, 1809 original.

On chromatics (scientific paper), 18 10 year.

Poetry and truth in my life (autobiographical works, 4 volumes), from 18 1 1 to 1833.

People have a lot to say to the singer (thanks to a poem by the singer), 18 15.

When I repay my dearest (a poem kept secret by the aid society), 18 16.

Travels in Italy,1816/1817.

Good woman, 18 17.

On art and antiquity (6 volumes, in cooperation with John Heinrich Meyer), 18 16 to 1832.

A solemn religious festival: "Fifty years have passed" (a poetic expression of gratitude for attending the honorary certificate issued by the 50th anniversary of the * * * Economic Association), 1820.

Eastern and Western Poetry (Poetry), 18 19.

The eulogy began with the eulogy of the late President of the * * * Economic Association, Riddle, 182 1 year.

Political Movement in France (Report), 1822.

Speech: brotherly memory of Vilander (* * * eulogy by the Economic Union), Goethe delivered a eulogy on February 8th, 1830.

Faust II (Faust II), 1833 (Legacy)

Proverbs and meditation, 1833 (posthumous work)