Laugh if you want,
I understand.
So I’ve used up a fortune . . .
I’ve thought it over carefully,
and it doesn’t bother me.
I’ll just straggle down this road
till I’ve danced to some paradise . . .
translated by J.P. Seaton
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That is so close to my story.
It’s the story of an eventful life.
Dancing to a paradise sounds like the right way to go…
Yes, I like the image it conjures very much.
This feels like Hafez to me. Good poets come back around. 🙂
Though there is no biographical information on this poet, he is believed to be one of the Taoist poets of the Yan Dynasty which places him in the same time frame as Hafez. So rather than coming back around, they existed during the same century.