Lieber DE

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Weimar 1-8-2013, in front of the Railway Station, First Day in Weimar

Chain of words are written for you
Oh a far far away Land, how are you now?
It was last summer when we finally met
Packed with lots of curiousity and excitement,
My big black eyes kept wandering,
Archiving God's painting in a foreign land
My lips kept forming effortless smile,
Although my brain did worked harder
But my heart loving more too,
Being grateful for every life scene

What a wonderful summer I've ever had
In a land, where I earned both ideas and spirit
Hours and hours of floating in dreams and imaginations
Finally I floated above the sky with that iron bird,
Thus I finally left my footsteps in your soil,
And placed more hopes besides the stars
Hopefully irgendwann in the future,
A space for our cross paths is still available
Let's really wish for that Auf Wiedersehen
But for know, herzlichen Dank is all I could say

Susilowati W.P. / 24-1-2014 / 00.04 /edited 2021

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