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You cannot be doing nothing,

Because then you’re doing something.

And truly something’s at least one thing.

And nothing’s surely not anything.

 

Yet there’s a way to nothing do,

Always to melt all doing’s glue,

By knowing doing’s not really you.

Believe it’s fine if nothing’s new.

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You need not justify your time,

With something fully in the line.

Doing or don’t, where either’s fine,

Then nothing becomes so sublime.

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