Lightness leaves you one morning
And hops in the first train that passes
Without even waving goodbye
When you're on the quay
And you try and follow it
You already know the bell as tolled
And since you have to find somewhere to go
You look at the departures board
In the chaos and the racket of the station
And out of the blue you find yourself
Walking with more difficulty
Under the weight of a heavier suitcase
Years pass, life flies by
We take what is essential for granted
Lightness is only a memory
We care less and less
For the beauties we see on our way
Too focused on running after the train
So then, before we are exhausted
And we loose our marks
Putting down our suitcases is sometimes best
And staying on the quay
To look at the train passing
We find again a bit of lightness