Heinrich Page #3

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if I'm not mistaken

answer:
I, my father?

with whom?

question:
with your brother,

you've told me yourself

take him away

answer:
yes, with my brother

he didn't ... my bird,

like I told him to

question:
so your brother is your enemy,

who did this to you?

not Napoleon, the Corsican,

not the French people he rules

no, my father, what is he saying

answer:
I don't know how to answer this

silence!

he can even shout!

question:
what do the grown-up

Germans have time for now?

Lieutenant von Kleist from Prussia

but a great admirer of the Austrian Emperor

answer:
to restore the empire which has been shattered

question:
and the children?

answer:
to pray that they may succeed

Herr von Kleist?

I even have something better

if this wasn't to your liking

wait

I only must search for it

here

here

answer:

I am a German

A German? You must be joking.

you were born in Meien

and Meien lies in Saxony

I thought you were a Prussian?

von Kleist?

a relative of the Kleist of Magdeburg?

he mustn't get involved in politics

either he joins the fight

or he's a civilian and a subject

and he's to await his fate

but that's just the point

what makes the Frenchmen superior,

that they're no longer subjects

he's still a friend of the French

we won't decide the matter here

take him to Fieldmarshall Hehler ???

this is the new drama

the Battle of Hermann

[of the Teutoburg Forest]

and those are poems

to the Emperor Franz

to the Archduke Charles

Germania to her children

and this is rather nice

"furry bear and panther beast

- the arrow ... how goes it

- "the arrow has vanquished.

"only for money in the wire trellis

"the young are still on display.

"you no longer see any snakes,

"otters and the like,

"nor the dragon's ghoulish host

"with swollen stomachs.

"only the Frenchman is still around

"in the German Empire.

"brothers, take up the mace

"so that he too shall yield.

nice, nice

splendid

oh you bridegroom of the goddess of victory ...

what's the matter with your friend?

he's dreaming

a dreamer

a dreamer, yes

a poet

and daily, like fir trees before the storm

[Robert Guiskard]

the heads of your faithful sink into the dust

he who fell won't rise anymore

and where he fell, he fell into his grave

he struggles, with infinite ...

Heinrich got us the passport

which bound us like a married couple

Heinrich

during those several days of wandering

we actually permeated each other

took possession of each other

you see him bare his horrible teeth against God and men

against the friend, the brother, father, mother, children,

against even the approaching bride he was raging.

I always think

that you fought in the first campaigns

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