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He who has no house shall not build one.
He who is alone shall long remain so�
Why do you only read me sad poems?
To your zest-for-life stories.
That's what you're paid for, so just listen, because �
Do you know what's there
Floating through the air
That day when the rain first came
So long awaited
As if fated
On the fields so dusty
On the forests so thirsty
When in Capri the blood-red sun sinks in the sea
And the crescent of the pale moon looks down with glee
Then the fishermen push their boats away from shore
Was your husband lost in the war?
Stalingrad.
Now we've had over ten years of peace.
God grant it may last our whole life.
My daughter?
She's a singer.
A singer? How nice.
Classical? Or modern?
Classical. Actually rather classical.
And she's usually away on tour.
Marie! I don't know where she comes up with these things.
Don't worry about her.
Then you say, ''Please take a seat. Dinner is served.''
I was thankful to my wife for teaching me how to feel again,
even if it was pain.
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