POEM: The Tao Vocationing

Whatever you do, do it soul fully…

The Tao Vocationing

The good sports
There worthy faux
The for most soldiering on
Steps into the mine of a posed
The biggest bustyess, man
Waits on a myriad of common goods
The udder most leader
Travails the con tours of the people
Awe of the man infest
The up rightness of under standing
Knot that
They don’t
A door fooly competing
Abut they due it, with soul
They like children playing
With grit and hominy
As the sound of the Tao
May peer corny

See Tao, 68

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