i like to think of the ambivalence of healing (good) wonders (not so good) as part of the meaning. on the one hand you've got time maturing you, helping you get over painful events or feelings or relationships, but on the other hand, it's also blunting your ability to feel, to appreciate the world and see how many bizarrely amazing things are in it. even getting over, say, an incredibly painful relationship, is somehow sad because it involves a deadening of emotions and a leaving behind of things that were once important to you. where there used to be live emotion, there's nothing left but the time you invested and the (healed) emotional scars ("ein paar stunden und narben da wo wunder waren").
i like to think of the ambivalence of healing (good) wonders (not so good) as part of the meaning. on the one hand you've got time maturing you, helping you get over painful events or feelings or relationships, but on the other hand, it's also blunting your ability to feel, to appreciate the world and see how many bizarrely amazing things are in it. even getting over, say, an incredibly painful relationship, is somehow sad because it involves a deadening of emotions and a leaving behind of things that were once important to you. where there used to be live emotion, there's nothing left but the time you invested and the (healed) emotional scars ("ein paar stunden und narben da wo wunder waren").