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Rainer Maria Rilke is one of the German poets most acknowledged in Brazil. His work has been broadly translated, albeit not integrally. Much has been said about his status as Rodin’s apprentice and, as a result, about his thing poem. The importance of French symbolist poetry throughout Rilke's production, however, lacks a careful analysis, especially through the perspective of Friedrich Nietzsche’s philosophy, which influenced many of Rilke’s poems. This article analyzes some selected poems with a view to justifying why Rilke should be considered a 'French man' amongst the French.

Rilke: um "francês" entre os franceses