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Silver Rivers
Silver rivers in the sky 
turning into fleecy lambs 
against a background blue
when the smiling sun appears 
Spiritual Seers 
 
Dithering like the sun, now in, now out, too 
hot, too cold, off with the second jersey or 
keep it on, at least my head is light enough 
to hold upright, sun breaks through  
 
No, it’s gone, no, it’s back, what’s going on, 
much too fast to write in words, gone again, 
I need a good story book, not a TV channel 
showing natural disasters in Alpine tunnels, 
trains stuck in toxic fumes 
 
People dying, Austria’s darkest days, spiritual 
seers claim all people know in advance when 
tragedies will take place, deciding beforehand 
whether to take part or shun the chance to go 
back to pure consciousness 
 
Cherishing a physical body too much is like 
worrying about electric current not becoming 
a toaster, remaining separate with unlimited 
capacity to energise all other gadgets also - 
 
Freedom 
 
Going with the undertow, not fighting river’s 
awesome power, getting dragged under, 
launching your canoe and turning upstream, 
rowing your oars until you feel like 
death despairing 
 
Accomplishing nothing, yet we construct you 
a monument - launch your canoe thirty metres 
downstream to reach the river’s end within fifty 
seconds, whoosh, getting into the river only to 
hasten towards the end 
 
BUT the full journey is the purpose – no single 
goal is a final end, every fulfillment being the 
start of a new desire, we never get it wrong 
because  - we never  get done - 
that is what freedom is…
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