How I wish I were me
I need to work upon my brains. Tell them not to be so perfectionist, so perceptive. An excess of cognitive activity. The less you think, the better.
I dreamt of you yesterday. How I wish I hadn´t.
I need to work upon my body. Tell it not to be so lazy. An excess of modern commodities. The less you move, the better.
I was full of sweat yesterday, after dreaming. How I wish I were you.
I need to work upon my soul. Tell it to exist, rather. An excess of believers in the non-perceivable. The less you perceive, the better. So many more things that you cannot see and that can be there. The more you believe, the better.
I was full of trust yesterday, after cleaning off my sweat. How I wish I believed.
I need to work upon my stains. The stains that accumulate and grow and make me cry and remind me that I have a past. Don´t try to clean them off my dear, they will never go away. Without those stains, you would not be yourself anyway. So be glad that they belong to you, for they are only yours. The dirtier you are, the better.
I was all clean yesterday, after believing. How I wish I were not.
Ich bin 27 Jahre alt und beschäftige mich am Liebsten mit der Sprachwissenschaft des Englischen. Ich liebe reisen, lesen und malen. Wahrscheinlich liebe ich auch schreiben, und deswegen bin ich ja auch in diesem Blog. Über all hoffe ich, dass ihr dies lesen werdet!
Enough food and drink sampling at Anuga? How about some German technology? Just outside Hall 8 of the fair, a mini Zeppelin was spotted hovering above our heads. This fascinating craft is operated by Friedrich, a 20-year-old electrical engineering undergraduate. He flies this Zepplin nine hours a day and walks about at the north entrance [...]
When we leave home and head to a foreign country to study, one of the things we miss the most is FOOD. All those delicious things that reminds us our home country!! At the Anuga, we found people from every part of the world offering their typical food so we can have them at the [...]
That IS something different! At last someone who gives us food for thought! Thanks!
Comment by Joan Clemetee verfasst 1. October 2009 um 01:51
You know, the simpler you can get, the happier you are. Unfortunately, its not a choice
Comment by Ian verfasst 1. October 2009 um 23:52
Kudos per te. Molto bello…semplice ma efficace. Uno dei migliori. Continua cosi
Comment by Giuliano N. verfasst 3. October 2009 um 15:57
Very interesting blog. May I use it as an example in my lectures on English writing? Thank you,
Leticia
Comment by Leticia Alonso verfasst 4. October 2009 um 15:39
your Blog is just AMAZING! wonderfully written, I am very interested in writing poems and reading beautifully written stuff(whether poems or just simply texts) like this one for example. And I am very impressed!
Comment by Caroline Assad verfasst 6. October 2009 um 22:11