what kept me awake last night (part II)

"A broken song
A broken line
Is all I have
And want tonight.
I felt despair
But now I see light
I can free my thoughts
The best way I can
Thank you for guidance
Thank you for sound
Thank you for this heart
Thank you for all.
As bleeding makes me alive
I think my way in life
And listening to the voice
I am feeling so alot.
My insignificance I deny
I do not wanna believe
What I was thinking 'till now.
Mabe no sense I make
Mabe no one will like
My words, my own
I have them all.
Will someone ever hear me?
Will someone ever care?
who cares? I don't 
I do not feel blind anymore.
I feel alive only in ache
I wanna do something
I need to feel alive,
I'm dizzy from all this sleep.

Wake me up as soon as you see
That I am different
Believe in me
Like I believe in you.
Why am I doing this?
I have no idea
I just Live and Love
Live and Love with me!"

what kept me awake last night...

...awsome song and photos...
Enjoy!

The most beautiful things on earth...

....must trully be...
Classical Music:

.....Old building on Green grass....

                                                             (Dundrum Castle, Ireland)
...and misty wild nature.....

                                                                    (Dromore-Ireland)

Bisous!

no time for posts.....

because I't too busy downloading this kind of books from the Internet, and even more busy trying to descifer just a little bit out of them.....

'Till this phase passes, I wish you all good reading and give you des...

the Library of Alexandria....

...is one wonder of the world I really regret...

...here's a manuscript from the 14th Century, depicting this special library, kept in the Beinecke Yale University Library (about which I will have a great story one of these days)...You remember Alexandria Library was lost for ever in a terrible fire...how sad!
Have a nice weekend, I know I will -I'm going to Raca! And I'm going to read alot!

Aaaaaa...and for your delight.....

Die Jagt nach der Heiligen Lanze...

      My heroes from the last post echanted me last night with yet another adenture- filled movie, which kept me awake untill midnight...

       This time they were searching for the Holy Lance...the lance of Longinus, the Roman soldier who used it to pierce Jesus' chest when he was on the cross. It is also called the Spear of Destiny since it is believed that all great conquerors were in its possesion-from Alexander the Great to Napoleon.
       My heroes searced for it from Schiller's and Goethe's tomb up to the Brandemburg Gate in Berlin, where under the equvestrian statue of Victory there should be an ancient temple (probably old catacombs) for the protection of the Spear. After some great adventures spiced-up by the humour I'm already getting to know, my heroes found the Spear.
       Of course, there could not have been a good plot without a bad guy- in the person of Graf von Haan, played by an actor I already know from some other movies-Jurgen Prochnow. The Graf takes the Spear, but believing he became invincible like al the other great rulers, he dies "toasted" by the trap made by Goethe when he hid the Lance.
       Once again I found bad reviews on the Internet, but I'm to bored to post them here. I liked it, period!
I will search for these movies and try to download them from the Internet...I hope I' ll find them....