Get out the microscope, because we’re going through this poem line-by-line.
- The sages don't get stuck in one way of thinking.
- They're constantly open to what people have to say.
- They treat everybody the same, whether the people are good or bad.
- The sages also live out in the world; they don't go hide on mountaintops.
- It's kind of their job to take care of all people, like parents take care of children.
- (Like children, huh? Then we'd love it if a sage came by and took us to Chuck E. Cheese.)