Alone again,
On this desolate isle.
Trapped in a chain,
No desire to smile.
Dreaming of then,
When together we were.
Dreaming of then,
When together we’ll be.
Thoughts of us,
Lift my heart.
Thoughts of us,
Never apart.
Days will pass,
Night times too.
No need to ask,
I’ll come back to you.
Time it does drag,
Until that day.
I’ll change my flag,
When we find a way.
I love you, Ionia.
Check out some thoughts on the differences experienced bouncing back and forth between the US and the UK.
Julian Froment and I are always joking about the differences one finds in translation when dealing with British Vs. American Terms. Sometimes they can be maddening, sometimes they can be funny but they are always entertaining.
Hello, Julian. I wanted to ask a few questions about the transition from the UK to the US. I realise that I usually do bookish posts, but I thought this had the potential to be too much fun to pass up. So, let’s talk a little about the differences between the US and the UK. I’m going to give you some cue words and you tell me what you think of, or what experience it reminds you of. This really isn’t as easy as it looks people, bouncing from one country to another. Of course, this is in no way a comprehensive list…
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