| These roses which I hold in my hands
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| Are dry and without spines
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| What once was an aching red
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| Sprinkles on my bitter wounds
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| And everything loses its color
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| A slight wind steals the last tired petal
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| And with it, my destiny
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| I let myself lulled by this cold winter
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| Hypothermia, I’m safe now
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| My infant dreams are lost in the snow
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| Which now makes it more pure
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| Purifing things now.
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| And my mind breaks down
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| And everything becomes redder
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| My footsteps, a trail of blood
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| While the loop is in its place
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| And maybe I’m coming home
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| With a white coat which is now my dress
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| With a white coat that will be my last dress
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| With a white coat that is my only fate
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| Hypothermia, I’m safe now
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| And I feel nothing, no more pain
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| Hypothermia, and the delicate winter song
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| Echoes in my head
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| And death is only closer now.
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| It embraces me, sweet snowflake warmer than my skin
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| And I’m about to drift into a white world
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| And my thoughts are white
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| And now I see everything white |