Lanling Hongdouci

May it be a shadow in the daytime, always looking west and east according to its shape; The sadness of the many shades of tall trees is different from time to time. I wish to be a candle at night, illuminating the jade face in the two couplets; The sad light of the hibiscus leaves the dying scenery but hides the brightness. I wish to be able to walk on silk, and I am able to move around with my bare bones; The sad behavior is restrained, and the empty resignation is abandoned in front of the bed. I wish to be a paulownia on the tree and a musical harp on my knees; The joy and sorrow come to an end, and finally push me away and stop the sound. ——Tao Yuanming's "Ode to Leisure" ==========================