Black Milk Of Daybreak We Drink Me At Midday Death By Paul Celan

In this German poem, a poem compared to human history, the Holocaust during World War II. Paul Celan inspired us with his own experience in the concentration camps. The point of view is a group of Jewish prisoner men, not only Jews in Germany concentration camps drink Black milk all day and all night, but the end of the world. All of the people in the camp work continuously, only once in a while they stop for short breaks. In lines (28-30), “black milk of daybreak we drink you at night / we drink you at midday Death is a master aus Deutschland / we drink you at evening and morning we drink and we drink,” black milk is mentioned in the poem more than once, tells us the time that they suffer working from daytime until night.
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