Pursuing his good reputation
Of a famously known climber,
He used to ascend the peaks
Sustained by many carriers;
Hence his fame and success.
Getting out from clefts and cavities,
The strength of his carriers
Does not let him perish on top
Of the mountain ranges and slopes.
And the final event to himself
Has been that as he climbs up alone,
On his own strength, he breaks his thigh
And cracks another leg. Acting rashly,
He makes a whip for his own back.
Truly, the best climbers first put themselves
Beyond the possibility of attaining success,
But acting in securing themselves, they wait
For an opportunity of launching an ascent
Against forbidding peaks to snatch a win.
On the other hand, when we fly in a jet plane to get to our destination instead of walking, aren't we doing the same?
Ron