--John BrehmDo nothing and everything will be done,that's what Mr. Lao Tzu said, who walkedaround talking 2,500 years ago andnow his books practically grow on treesthey're so popular and if he werealive today beautiful women wouldrush up to him like waves lappingat the shores of his wisdom.That's the way it is, I guess: humbling.But if I could just unclench my fists,empty out my eyes, turn my mind intoa prayer flag for the wind to play with,we could be brothers, him the older onewho's seen and not done it all and mestill unlearning, both of us slung lowin our hammocks, our hats tippedforwards, hands folded neatly,like bamboo huts, above our hearts.
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