Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: A MUST READ

I first read this book as I was going through a major depression. I pretty much stopped going to all of my classes and instead started reading a "great" or inspiring book every day [I went through the dhammapada, the bhagavad-gita, fear and trembling, etc.]. By far, this book was the best I read.I was a little hesitant about these translators -- seeing as Mitchel is really the authority on Rilke... but I think they did a fantastic job. It's a bilingual text, which is always a bonus for translations.My favorite lines were: "Each thing // each stone, blossom, child // is held in place.// Only we, in our arrogance, // push out beyond what we belong to // for some empty freedom." I was reading a lot of existentialism at the time, and Rilke just resonated with me so much more than Sartre. His god was the god of darkness... a god I could relate to and believe in, at least in the Nietzschean or Hegelian way.Reading Rilke has totally changed my life. I hope he does the same for you.