āDoing is Being,ā Ray Bradbury
[Image ID: A poem by Ray Bradbury titled āDoing is Being.ā Doing is being. / To have done is not enough; / To stuff yourself with doingāthatās the game. / To name yourself each hour by whatās done, / To tabulate your time at sunsetās gun / And find yourself in acts / You could not know before the facts / You wooed from secret self, which much needs wooing, / So doing brings it out, / Kills doubt by simply jumping, rushing, running / Forth to be / The new-discovered me. / To not do is to die, / Or lie about and lie about the things / You just might do some day. / Away with that! / Tomorrow empty stays / If no man plays it into being / With his motioned way of seeing. / Let your body lead your mindā / Blood the guide dog to the blind; / So then practice and rehearse / To find heart-soulās universe, / Knowing that by moving/seeing / Proves for all time: Doingās being! End ID]












