Question everything, even the question mark, that shepherd's crook floating in the air above that small round rockIf you — Dick Allen, Zen Master Poems
Question everything, even the question mark, that shepherd's crook floating in the air above that small round rockIf you — Dick Allen, Zen Master Poems
Question everything, even the question mark, that shepherd's crook floating in the air above that small round rockIf you — Dick Allen, Zen Master Poems
Question everything, even the question mark, that shepherd's crook floating in the air above that small round rockIf you — Dick Allen, Zen Master Poems
Question everything, even the question mark, that shepherd's crook floating in the air above that small round rockIf you — Dick Allen, Zen Master Poems
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Question everything, even the question mark, that shepherd's crook floating in the air above that small round rockIf you - stubbornly - still wish to be unhappy,maybe you can grasp it.

— Dick Allen, Zen Master Poems
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