Eine Stunde hinter Mitternacht

A quiet, dream‑filled wanderer drifts from sea to meadow, letting each breath become a soft brushstroke on the page. The collection blends prose and poetry, creating a mosaic of moments where distant horizons and intimate recollections meet. Themes of solitude, yearning, and the fragile beauty of fleeting sensations run like a gentle current through the whole work, inviting listeners to linger in the space between memory and imagination.

The opening piece, “Der Inseltraum,” follows a shipwrecked traveler who, after long, sun‑less voyages, steps onto a lush shore where wind carries the scent of forest herbs and the light dapples through green canopies. His once‑tattered coat gives way to the sensation of warm earth under bare feet, and a simple floral garland becomes a kind of summer crown. As he moves deeper into the hidden garden, the narrative unfurls with vivid, tactile details that turn an ordinary walk into an inner pilgrimage, hinting at the transformative power of nature and quiet contemplation.