They frequently refer to her, directly addressing her by name and indirectly through allusions to a dancer or the mythical Eurydice. Rilke composed in a rush of inspiration: writing nearly all the poems of Part I of the Sonnets between 2–5 February 1922, completing the Duino Elegies between 7–15 February, and completing the remaining poems of Sonnets between 16–22 February.
They frequently call her by name or allude to her as a dancer or mythical figure Eurydice. Rilke wrote swiftly: composing nearly all the poems in Part I of the Sonnets from February 2nd to 5th, 1922; completing the Duino Elegies from February 7th to 15th, and finishing the remaining poems of Sonnets between February 16th and 22nd.