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O the Chimneys
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O the Chimneys

poem by Sachs
Also known as: ā€œO die Schornsteineā€
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    Nelly Sachs

    …famous ā€œO die Schornsteineā€ (ā€œO the Chimneysā€), in which Israel’s body drifts upward as smoke from the Nazi death camps, was selected as the title poem for a 1967 collection of her work in English translation. Another collection in English translation, The Seeker, and Other Poems, was published in…

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    …famous ā€œO die Schornsteineā€ (ā€œO the Chimneysā€), in which Israel’s body drifts upward as smoke from the Nazi death camps, was selected as the title poem for a 1967 collection of her work in English translation. Another collection in English translation, The Seeker, and Other Poems, was published in…

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