in this body long since lost to change,
my thoughts remain, quite silent after all.
translated by David Hinton
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in this body long since lost to change,
my thoughts remain, quite silent after all.
translated by David Hinton
Being Present for the Moment
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Love this…thank you for sharing.
Glad you liked it, Elizabeth.
I’ve enjoyed reading Leonard. I wish you the best in all things. ❤ Laine Anne 🙂
Thank you, Laine Anne.
Deep! Thank you!
Glad you think so.
Lovely. These poems/translations are so graceful.
Yes, I like David Hinton’s translations very much.
Another wonderful poem!
Glad you liked it.
🙂
I appreciate such a deep serenity and understanding in this fragment from Tao Yuan Ming that I myself enter a state of peacefullness.
I’m glad it does that for you.