The Web of Heaven and Earth
#The setting for this section is a draft. Search for Dong Yi’s works Pick Heaven’s Lock, Unleash Skills at Will, and the short stories A Bewitching Night and Mu Cha and the Wild Crane.
The myriad mysteries dwell in fleeting smoke; I seek the Dao and sculpt the heart’s unruly ape.
All things equal, the divine is born; delusions lie hidden in countless illusions.
Flowers bloom, revealing their splendor; leaves curl, their proud spirit unbowed.
The years wait for no one; a glance back, and even emptiness shines bright.
The void turns the years; a single thought reveals all life.
The gods awaken without intent; all things bind my true self.
The flowing stream will one day run dry; the bright moon and daylight fade from sight.
The crane departs, its echoes spent; in the depths, the wind sings once more.
