Hilde Domin speaks of both burning nights and roses. The exile, who has left behind the objects of the established world, settles in the realm of imagination. Ruth Klüger describes Hilde Domin as one of the most significant poets of the post-war period, alongside Rose Ausländer and Nelly Sachs. Forced into exile by the Nazis, she found her home in words. Her poetry speaks of the resistant courage to renew what has been lost. For the first time, this volume presents all of Hilde Domin's poems in the chronology of the individual editions, supplemented by scattered published poems and works from her estate. An editorial appendix and an afterword by Ruth Klüger complete this new edition.