The most beautiful moments from the letters to her husband: "Mascha could not survive Chemjo's absence. They were simply a unit, not husband and wife, not brother and sister; they were also a bit of all that - but the unspeakable and unique aspect was the deep and never interrupted understanding in every glance and every moment." With these words, Suse Weltsch, the oldest and closest friend of the poet, described the love between Mascha Kaléko and her second husband, the composer Chemjo Vinaver. The writer documented their numerous travels across Europe almost meticulously in her letters to her husband. It is not only about grand emotions; the banalities of everyday life are just as important as the reflection on the old homeland, as well as the "longing for the temps perdus." Mascha Kaléko's melancholy and her wit, which are known from her poems, also come through.