vanity of vanities vanity of vanities the world is insanity insanity’s the world vanity of vanities vanity of vanities insanity’s the world and the world stands on gold
and for gold you buy mead and what’s sour isn’t sweet and what’s sweet isn’t sour and what’s rice isn’t flour
and what’s flour isn’t rice and what’s mean isn’t nice and what’s nice isn’t mean and what’s fat isn’t lean
and what’s lean isn’t fat and a mouse is not a cat and a cat is not a mouse and a shack is not a house
and what’s a house is not a shack and what’s white isn’t black and what’s black isn’t white and the peasant is right
and right is the peasant that jarring isn’t pleasant and pleasant isn’t jarring and healing means scarring
and scarring means healing and giving isn’t stealing and stealing isn’t giving and dying isn’t living
and living isn’t dying and cooking isn’t frying and to fry is not to cook and to see is to look
and to look is to see and to think is to be and to be is to think and to grow is not to shrink
and to shrink is not to grow and what’s faster isn’t slow and what’s slower isn’t faster and a slave is not a master
and a master’s not a slave and the peasant’s in the grave in the grave is the peasant and it’s jarring, and it’s pleasant