The Dance School

Die Tanzschule

Karl Borromäus Heinrich (1884-1938)

Die Tanzschule
Ein Krokodilweib kokettierte Mit einem Elefantentier, Teilweise wohl aus Lust am Flirte — Doch grösernteils aus Bildungsgier.
The Dance School
A crocodile, a female, went coquetting with an elephant. She liked the flirty element, but mainly craved self-betterment.
A long poem, published in ‘Simplicissimus’ in 1912, with pictures by the talented Heinrich Kley. My full version is for my potential book of 200 German-Language Poems, one per poet.

Translation: Copyright © Timothy Adès

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