Ryōkan Taigu

And when we realize this, it becomes a great treasure, a great joy.

And then, and I'll leave you with this, we can perhaps smile along with the great mendicant and wandering poet Ryo Kan in 17th and 18th century Japan when he says this, and he is somebody who wrote many poems and left them scattered all around the villages and places that he visited and traveled in.

He said, who says my poems are poems? My poems are not poems.

When you know that my poems are not poems, then we can speak of poetry.