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Rose Ausländer (1901, Chernivtsi - 1988, Düsseldorf) is one of the greatest German-language poets of our time, alongside such names as Elsa Lasker-Schüler, Nelly Sachs, Maria-Louise Kaschnitz, or Ingeborg Bachmann. Her poetry, seemingly simple and unpretentious, addresses the eternal problems of human existence, is inspired by the power of passionate feeling and lively, tireless thought, and radiates a powerful energy of goodness, beauty and love. The second edition of the book is supplemented with new translations of poems, as well as samples of essays, literary criticism, and journalistic prose that emphasise the artistic principles of the poet's work and testify to her inextricable connection with the Bukovinian homeland.