Alan Watts For When You're Ready To Understand Life

In realms of thought, where wisdom gently weaves,

A sage emerged, among the autumn leaves.

Alan Watts, the poet of the mind,

His words, like whispers, profound and kind.

In Yin and Yang, the dance of opposites,

He found a truth that eternally persists.

"Trying to define yourself is like trying to bite your own teeth,

"He'd say, as the cosmic dance beneath.

Eastern whispers met the Western ear,

As Watts proclaimed, "You are something the whole universe is doing."

A symphony of existence, a cosmic cheer,

A reminder that in this dance, there's no undue pursuing.

"The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance,

"His counsel echoed, a chance to enhance.

Yin and Yang, in constant play,

A cosmic rhythm, in night and day.

"Man suffers only because he takes seriously what the gods made for fun,

"Watts' humor danced with the setting sun.

In the cosmic joke, a profound laugh,

A reminder that life's a mysterious craft

So, here's to Watts, the philosopher of yore,

Whose words still ripple, like waves on the shore.

In Yin and Yang, his spirit sways,

A timeless dance, through nights and days.