The sweet regions of Uelkerig

I had to keep the colours, to show you that artificial
snow is used.
By the way: I am not into morals or sthg when doing
this I return visible results of a certain attitude
and add sometimes my opinion, especially in the head-
lines. It's up to you what you do with this. (Please,
do not ask for more exact shots in case you want to
rebuild any scenario you saw here - they are all walk-
by-shootings wearing a special mind-protection-hat.)

Good god! They need it, they need it bad, they need it badly.
By the way this could be as well a statement that church re-
cently acknowledged that 70ies-disco-type-lifestyle is not any-
more seen as a diabolic and through and through hongadunga thang
anymore. What a pity... ironiced my John T. dancing suit today.

Every year ...

Again the grass seems greener than when it allover (t)here is green,
when the ev'ry other whole day you can't but say: I've seen, oh seen.

What's the reason, what's the secret turning everydayish thang to gold?
Who can tell, if you have to ask, you never will be told, won't be taught.

Even faster as days grow even darker, this play is thrashing to it's halt.
Can't you hear the singing? What'd show more lights than a darkened world?

"And", adds a random speaker from above, out of the blue, above gray scales:
"you'll never see the light when every bulb is on, clearing even the shades."

And when now so it's light or shades as theme that fills these lines
kick out the needless scales, yes, make it massive, near static, shines
what you still guess: this is an image of the year's floating times.

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What are they doing today:

The heroes that tried to make a stand in this opera but
couldn't last - a thing I proved - turned their focus over
to the art of duck photography.

The staff and hands of all kinds gave it all up, instead
their senseless struggle to provide a proper stage they
now believe in the art of duck photography.

The author finished this just in time to be ready to take part
in this year's season of the art of duck photography.