Chapter 17
The mystery of life
is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced
Jacobus Johannes
Leeuw
Journey to the East
In 1979
I was invited to a party and met Helen, a lively and sensitive girl who worked
at Helston library and we used to take long walks on the Cornish cliffs. She
was also interested in poetry and wrote a poem for me which I replied to
poetically in a similar vein. She also introduced me to the works of the
Chilean poet, Pablo Neruda (not his real name) including the Captain's Verses,
from which comes this tantalizing sentiment:
“I want to do with you what Spring
does with the cherry trees”
Flirting with
Creation 1979
Yes,
I hear the child in you
calling
to the child in me ......
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