An attractive text and beautiful images of Prague, @nancybriti. You have approached a central poet of my life and my tastes. Prague, of course, is one of the spatial motifs of Rilke's work. You have given us an illustrative example of this. We can see it in his poetry in verses (I think Rilke's poetry is also in his narrative texts and even in his wonderful letters) and in his tales (I especially like his Histories of the Good God). Although Rilke was not exactly an individual of nationalist thought, he speaks of that Prague that perhaps always accompanied him.
Silence, I believe, is also characteristic of Rilke's work (still in his singular novella of formation, The Notes of Malte Laurids Brigge) and of his personality.
(I have an essay on Rilke that I might dare to publish in Steemit, although it's a bit long and perhaps very much for readers of literature.)
Thanks for your post, @nancybriti, and @adsactly for spreading it. Greetings.