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Georg Trakl

Austrian poet (1887-1914)

  • Fame55.3
  • Momentum0.2
  • Writers rank#84
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  • Fame55.3
  • Momentum0.2
  • Writers rank#84
  • Wikipedia8.6K
Lived 1887–1914, aged 27Austria
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  • Era
    1887–1914
    Aged 27
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Updated 2026-06-09

Georg Trakl wrote poems so dark and fractured they became touchstones of Austrian Expressionism — then died of a cocaine overdose at 27, leaving "Grodek" as his parting shot.

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Profile type
Writer / Author
Category
Writers
Country
Austria
Category rank
#84
Last updated
2026-06-09
Biography

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Born 3 February 1887, Trakl was the brother of pianist Grete Trakl and grew into one of Austria's most important Expressionist voices. His verse carried a splintered, haunted quality that set him apart in the German-language canon. Shortly before his death he wrote "Grodek", the poem that would become his best-known work. He died 3 November 1914 of a cocaine overdose, twenty-seven years old.

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Georg Trakl
said · 1913
The black snow that runs from the rooftops
— * "Towards Evening My Heart," Poems (1913)
Georg Trakl
said · undated
The murderer smiles palely in wine, Death's horror grips the sick. Excoriated and naked, the nun praysBefore the Savior's agony on the cross. The mother sings quietly in sleep.
— "Romance in the Night"
Georg Trakl
said · undated
In the evening you hear the scream of bats
via Wikiquote · CC BY-SA
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55.3
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Momentum0.2
Historical24.1
Source confidence70.0
Completeness80.0
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Austria
Category
Writers
Profile type
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Status
deceased
Born
February 3, 1887
Died
November 3, 1914
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Last updated
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