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Driving W/ Zen
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I kinda came upon this one when playing on Microsoft Word. I think it is fun to just come up with something on the spur of the moment...

“DRIVING W/ ZEN”


 


Driving for a living “can” be a bore,


To some even a major chore,


To me, though, I find I enjoy it more & more,


It almost feels as if I soar,


Rather than the everyday snore.


 


So, driving with Zen is almost as good as the pen,


Lends itself to relaxation in the long run,


Helps to bring about enlightenment, ten-fold,


Truthfully brings about a youthful feel,


And a vibrant zeal.


 


I am quite sure I will drive forever in the delivery field,


As long as I can put up with drinking goldenseal,


To all those that drive, learn well the ways of Zen,


And you wont go off the deep end…


 


                                                                                  (ed)


 


 


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 Reviews of "Driving W/ Zen"
Reviewed by Donna Maris
Reviewed on November 1, 2003
ED- I had to hit the brakes on this..
I mean- I thought you Drove and Wrote
at the same time- where do you find Zen?
I must keep looking..
I was probably in the wrong aisle ..
LOL Donna

Reviewed by Daniel McTaggart
Reviewed on October 24, 2003
I heard when you drive with zen you don't have to ask for directions. Just relax and let them come to you.

Reviewed by Erin Kelly-Moen
Reviewed on October 23, 2003
Drinking Goldenseal? Hey... ;) I've heard/seen how driving can be a fulfilling career, my best friend, Miss Kitty's husband drives, as did his twin brother who was killed in the mountains of Idaho in the '90's, swerving to avoid a cow... Me, I'd rater be driven! :) Love your title, Ed!

Reviewed by john zimmerman
Reviewed on October 23, 2003
clever, creative
and a hoot to boot!
good write,

john+

Reviewed by Scott Zachary
Reviewed on October 23, 2003
I'm glad you're back to being creative, instead of flapping dead pussies in the wind. This was a good one, buddy. Stay creative.

Scott


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