On a trail atop White-Crane’s green cliffs,
My recluse friend’s home in solitude,
Step and courtyard empty of water and rock,
Forest and creek free of axe and fish trap.
Months and years perfect old pines here.
Wind and frost keep bitter bamboo sparse.
Gazing deep, ancestral ways my own again,
I set out wandering toward my simple hut.
- Meng hao-jan (689-740 C.E.)
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Today's Daily Zen
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