"I love you, but it has nothing to do with you" is from Goethe's "I love you, but it has nothing to do with you"
The original poem is:
I love You, it has nothing to do with you. Even the endless thoughts at night belong only to me and will not be brought to dawn.
Maybe it can only exist in darkness.
I love you and it has nothing to do with you. Even if I stand next to you now, I still hide my eyes behind my back, not wanting you to see them.
Let it just hide behind the wind.
I love you and it has nothing to do with you. Then why can't I remember your smiling face, but I can always see your upset.
Bloom when I come.
I love you and it has nothing to do with you. Missing you can't last until dawn, so I choose to sleep and see you again in my dream.
I love you and it has nothing to do with you. Desire can't hide my eyes, so I hide away,
I don't want you to see me panic.
I love you and it has nothing to do with you.
Really!
It only belongs to my heart, as long as you can be happy,
You don’t need to care about my sadness.
Goethe: (original name: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, August 28, 1749---March 22, 1832), a famous German thinker, Novelist, playwright, poet, natural scientist, naturalist, painter, one of the most important writers in Germany and Europe.
Goethe's works are full of the rebellious spirit of the Sturm und Drang movement, and he has made high achievements in poetry, drama, prose, natural science, and natural history.
Main works include the play "Gerz von Burishingen", the novella "The Sorrows of Young Werther", the unfinished poem "Prometheus" and the poetic drama "Floating". In addition, he also wrote many lyric poems and critical articles.
Writing background:
Goethe fell in love with the landlady's daughter Ulrike when he was traveling. The two walked hand in hand on the forest road and watched the sunset together. He supported him like a daughter treats her father, and innocently talked to him about everything he thought of impromptuly. Facing this young girl, the passion of love surged in Goethe's heart for a long time, but all he got was a tactful and perfunctory response. .
"I love you, and it has nothing to do with you." This famous quote by the famous 19th century poet Goethe sounds somewhat overbearing, but it is still a popular concept in the emotional world today. This kind of lonely love for one person is condensed in complete hopelessness and a hint of solitary joy.