Jan 2020
we "know" about newborns that they are not able to express any emotions except crying
well...
look into a newborn's face for at least half an hour
recognize a very deepness in its glance: a pool of emotions
discover the souls of ancient beings
see them swimming through the newborn's eyes
find ****** expressions of ancestors in the cheeks of the newborn
feel creatures who were once alive..
well...
look into a newborn's face for at least half an hour
recognize a very deepness in its glance: a pool of emotions
discover the souls of ancient beings
see them swimming through the newborn's eyes
find ****** expressions of ancestors in the cheeks of the newborn
feel creatures who were once alive..
YouTube: "Marius Müller-Westernhagen wieder hier"
("Wieder hier" is German and in this song it means "back home".)
This poem here is about the returns of souls after death. I wrote it yesterday. And today, "Wieder hier" was playing on the radio.
This tells me that there is a fate. And God.
Sure: People might call my connection drawn between this English poem and a German pop song "random" or even "superstitious".
Fine, I appreciate such ideas. Let me just ask you: Is "superstition" a word and is it part of the English language?
OK. And have people been creating languages?
If so, who created the creators of language?
"Chemistry" might be the most appropriate explanation. I do agree on that.
Just one question left: Who created chemistry?
Today is a good day.
("Wieder hier" is German and in this song it means "back home".)
This poem here is about the returns of souls after death. I wrote it yesterday. And today, "Wieder hier" was playing on the radio.
This tells me that there is a fate. And God.
Sure: People might call my connection drawn between this English poem and a German pop song "random" or even "superstitious".
Fine, I appreciate such ideas. Let me just ask you: Is "superstition" a word and is it part of the English language?
OK. And have people been creating languages?
If so, who created the creators of language?
"Chemistry" might be the most appropriate explanation. I do agree on that.
Just one question left: Who created chemistry?
Today is a good day.
