Rich with imagery and steeped in the mysticism of the German Romantic tradition, What was Said in the Woods is a haunting and beautiful collection of poems that explore the mysteries of nature and the human spirit. Translated for the first time into English, this edition captures the full power and lyricism of Gans' original work, and offers readers a window into one of the most vibrant and innovative periods in European literature.

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