These things in ancient times received the One: The sky obtained it and was clarified; The earth received it and was settled firm; The spirits got it and were energized; The valleys had it, filled to overflow; All things, as they partook it came alive; The nobles and the king imbibed the One In order that the realm might upright be; Such things were then accomplished by the One. Without its clarity the sky might break; Except it were set firm, the earth might shake; Without their energy the gods would pass; Unless kept full, the valleys might go dry; Except for life, all things would pass away; Unless the One did lift and hold them high, The nobles and the king might trip and fall. The humble folk support the mighty ones; They are base on which the highest rest. The nobles and the king speak of themselves As "orphans," "desolate" and "needy ones." Does this not indicate that they depend Upon the lowly people for support? Truly a cart is more than the sum of its parts. Better to rumble like rocks Than to tinkle like jade. |
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