Alexandra Motschmann

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alias Motschi von Richthofen, born in Munich, Germany, has published several poetry books[1][2] and won several awards. Lifestyle and beauty are her main subjects. The poet Motschi von Richthofen started to write at the age of 11, when her grandfather died. In her early 20s she discovered her love and talent for poetry. During her travels through Europe, Caribbean Islands, Israel, South Africa and Russia she tried to reflect her experiences by composing words in German and English. Alexandra demonstrated artistic talent at a young age, writing poetry, but from the first grade she began to grow increasingly bored with her studies. Her earliest literary efforts were romantic, conscientiously modeled on German poets like Rilke, Goethe and Hesse and English poets such as Burns, Blake, and Wilde. While still in her youth, she also made the acquaintance of two individuals who would play an important role in her future: a Greek poet Costa Vretto and an Israeli painter David Beaucaire. Both flourished her character and supported her talent in writing. She always tries to understand human nature and why this species still act like underdeveloped creatures. Philosophers like Socrates, Seneca and Kant just to name some, gave her a slide understanding of the never-ending need to enchanter life with beauty and happiness. Her main aim is to reveal the epoch and all the timeless emotions we humans have got.)

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Vaccine 2020

Oh Billy boy oh Billy boy,
money is a tempting toy
Despite all the great charity
the principle of subsidiarity
is most important every day
and respect we have to pay,
depending on the neighborhood
it might be bad or might be good.
Each person is the master of his fate
which he himself has to create.

So let it be everyone's choice
to raise up his own voice.

Gates need to be open all time long
as we know we all belong
to the same kind
longing to find
the remedy for others
all our sisters and brothers
but to force any conclusion
is a contra-productive illusion
and against humanity
and our moral duty.

So let it be everyone's choice
to raise up her own voice.

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