"Something Close To Me, I Wonder..." genre: Poetry
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	Günter Börden is in admiration of Miss Emily Dickinson. Her beauty is beautiful and Mr. Börden collects this feeling in his art.
	Story Behind the Song Günter Börden wanted to celebrate Miss Emily Dickinson by creating another spoken masterpieces. Lyrics I don't know his name, but I know about him. I remember my mum telling me about him when I was very small. He was a builder, a good one too... I can't boast that he was the greatest grandfather in the world because I don't know him and probably never will, unless it's in a far off distant place. I remember my mum telling me about him when I was very small. That my gran stayed with him while my Mum ran to the telephone down the road with her sister and brother. My mum phoned the doctors, but my grandfather died, a young man. I remember my mum telling me about him when I was very small. About the time just before Christmas when the snow began to fall. How they watched it falling to the ground, softly, softly -- no sound. I know my mum blames herself for his death. I know that she was very small when he died. I don't know his name, but then again I've never asked... Emily Dickinson

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