Rainer Maria Rilke’s Biography between 1910 and 1922 in the context of his Duino Elegies and His Sonnets to Orpheus

representatives of modern German literature. In particular, Duino Laments and Sonnets to Orpheus are characterized as his masterpieces in the field poetry. However, writing these two works took place under very difficult conditions. Rilke was plunged into a deep crisis 1910, but able find peace when he completed 1922. The intervening years (1910-1922) subject this study. Our aim is examine how what conditions were written. twelve years, had experiences that left traces art reflected motifs both works.
 These also referred Rilke's "late period" which reached maturity begins after 1910 publication novel Notes Malte Lauridds Brigge. Set Paris, considered first written language. pinnacle with New Poems published before it. soon finished Brigge's Notes, Rilke, noted, fell major productivity crisis. following spent trying overcome continue produce at same high artistic level.
 remedy distract himself by translating. At time, desire travel showed up. While "Middle Period" (1902-1910) bore stamp late period marked travels travels. This study mainly deals aims show works, masterpieces, came be despite such displacement.
 life work discussed throughout from positivist perspective. According order biography, important trip North Africa Egypt. heavily inspired ancient Egyptian civilization vibrant Islam Maghreb. As matter fact, managed write lines Castle, where stayed guest 1912. His second Spain 1912-13. Shortly returning Paris for while, World War I broke out forced stay Germany until 1919. 1919, however, Germany, never return, settled Switzerland (where 1922).