Wu Wei
You make honey by doing even less than nothing. When you act, no one honors your tranquility, the part of you that merely listens to the silence inside silence, where the music of creation comes from. Your grace is the fragrance of wu wei, the pollen of emptiness. You prune away thinking and drop concentration in with the compost. If you make the slightest effort, it all becomes philosophy. So you sink into the furrow beneath your breastbone and use this breath the way your ancestor used her hand-carved hoe. Sap condenses on your forehead whether you breathe in or out. The lightning in your spine hums more softly than orchids. With no names but the bee-mad sound of invisible wings, your pistil and stamen bend to kiss without the slightest breeze. Only souls that buzz understand this. They have sweet sticky feet like yours. The shameless way you glut your...