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Reading Weekly | Poetry Jane - Into the Mountain Forest (Outer One)

Reading Weekly | Poetry Jane - Into the Mountain Forest (Outer One)

There are temples inside

There are also tall people

There are birds and beasts

There are also thorns

There are high flower slopes

There are also dead ends to lonely enjoyment

Sometimes well water also violates river water

Sometimes summer also occupies autumn

Suddenly a rain of peach blossoms got wet

The sound of a swarm of bees reading a book

A line of running water

With lightning in his heart, he illuminated the mountains in front of and behind the mountains

Out of the plum, into the ambush

Ten miles of cicadas ran in the ears and cooked smoke all the way

There are also thousands of troops and horses ambushed on ten sides

The green point is thick and long, and the moon is far away from the Zen sound

A pine tree of ten thousand years

With inner tenderness and strength

Resist the white snow of this earthly world

It was as if the whole season had woken up

I slept again

Reading Weekly | Poetry Jane - Into the Mountain Forest (Outer One)

Fine Art by Charles Emile Jacques (French)

Old in the wine

In a glass of wine, peach blossoms bloom

There are also the south mountains that are floating and winding

The Buddha opened his mouth and told me

Never too late to mend

A poem salvaged me repeatedly

A petal shattered by the moonlight

Paved with the clear rhyme of the lotus

Sprinkled with rage

Washed away the world and warmed the heart

I'll pick up one of them

And with a drop of hot tears

Serve wine. How much moonlight is there tonight

I'll have as many nights as I've ever had

Drink while going ashore

Wait for news from afar

Suddenly there is something from childhood

The rain of stars wet the top of your head

Reading Weekly | Poetry Jane - Into the Mountain Forest (Outer One)

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