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Three Ways to Cross the Ganga
by Mukesh Williams
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  There are three ways to cross the Ganga:
Engage a boat, swim on your own, or
Float, holding the tail of a water buffalo.

But if you take a boat
You might be in rapacious company,
And you may not like it.

If you swim alone
You may have some anxiety
About the swift current.

If you take a buffalo
You may still be terrified
Of the gavial who may get you.

The best way perhaps
Is to stand alone by her shore
And let her enter your soul.

June 28 ,2009
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