Dinggedicht.
a poem about an object (animate or inanimate, often a symbol) that is described in a distanced, often dissociated and objectified way
Meaning & usage
a poem about an object (animate or inanimate, often a symbol) that is described in a distanced, often dissociated and objectified way
Where this word comes from
From Ding + Gedicht, literally “thing poem”. Coined by German critic and Germanicist Kurt Oppert in 1926 to describe the poetry of Eduard Mörike, Conrad Ferdinand Meyer, and Rainer Maria Rilke.
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