Franz Dodel's unique endless poem "Not at Ease" has now grown to an incredible 26,000 verses. Since 2002, the author has been working daily on a freely evolving tapestry of text that marvels at the inexhaustible diversity of our existence and attempts to transfer the intangible into the tangible. Light and airy images, quotes, observations, and memories are woven into the text, only to detach themselves again so that it can turn to new inspirations. Wherever one opens Dodel's long poem, the inspired and inspiring "abundance of small magical buds of knowledge details" (Martin Kubaczek) captivates and tempts one to reflect on their own boundlessness and limitations. The now available 4th part of "Not at Ease" includes verses 18,001 to 24,000 and is published in the same format as the previous volumes: fine.