Franz Dodel's unique endless poem "Not at Ease" has now grown to an incredible 30,000 verses. Since 2002, the author has been working daily on a text that seems to weave itself, not oriented towards an end, goal, or dubious offers of comfort, but rather towards the openness of meandering reflection and sensually precise observation. Through the calm rhythmic flow of words, the abundance of Dodel's images and quotes, biographical fragments, and observations of nature come together in a light-footed meditation on God, the world, and the self. The fifth part of "Not at Ease," now available, includes verses 24,001-30,000 and is presented in the same format as the previous volumes: finest thin paper in a supple leather fiber cover. "One gladly takes this beautiful book in hand and allows oneself to be captivated and carried away by the verses.".