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What is most likely the purpose of this poem?Where is the German's fatherland?The Prussian land? The Swabian land?Where Rhine the vine-clad mountain laves?Where skims the gull the Baltic waves?Ah, no, no, no!His fatherland's not bounded so!Where is the German's fatherland?Bavarian land? Or Stygian land?Where sturdy peasants plough the plain?Where mountain-sons bright metal gain?Ah, no, no, no!His fatherland's not bounded so!...Where is the German's fatherland?Then name, oh, name they mighty land!Wherever is heard the German tongue.And German hymns to God are sung!This is the land, they Hermann's land;This, German, is they fatherland.Ernst Moritz Arndt, The German Fatherland, 1812
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