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Sunday 28 October 2012

Isle of Avalon




Damp, drab concrete, like Amsterdam.

Full Moon over Glastonbury but I'm not high on any substance
other than an over priced Latte.

Disappointing it was.
I had been many years before.

This was perhaps my third visit.
The last time, I left a friend in a pub eating pickled eggs.
I haven't seen him since.

Wounded Seekers in Faerie Outfits and Zombie Masks
artificially happy.

It's a heavy burden to put on any town.

No crystals, incense or deep spiritual books did I buy
but a box of tissues in the Co-Op to clean up the mess
from a knockdown Florida Salad that had leaked in my rucksack.

Spirituality!

Even though I don't want to believe it
I'm starting to think it's just

Escapism!





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The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment
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