Thread Content
I hadn’t washed my face for several days; today I washed it thoroughly and shaved my face. My hair hasn’t turned gray, but I noticed some slight whitening at the temples and around the lips. Have I really grown old? Are it the years that make one grow old, or is it worry? Life is so difficult
The swallows have gone, but they will return someday; Willows wither, but they turn green again; peach blossoms fade, but they bloom once more. But tell me, wise one, why do our days never return? ——Someone must have stolen them: who is it? Where is it hidden again? They must have run away on their own: where are they now? I don’t know how many days they have given me ; But my hands indeed grew emptier gradually. In silence, I count: over eight thousand days have slipped away from me ; Like a drop of water on the tip of a needle falling into the ocean, my days fall into the flow of time, without sound or trace. I couldn’t help but feel my head droop and tears stream down. Those who went have gone, and those who came have come ; In the coming and going, how hasty is it too? When I got up in the morning, two or three slanting beams of sunlight streamed into the cabin. The sun has feet! Moved quietly and gently ; I too spun around in confusion. And so—while washing hands, the days passed by in the basin ; While eating, the days pass by through the rice bowl ; In silence, it passes by the fixed gaze. I noticed that he left in a hurry; when I reached out to stop him, he slipped past my outstretched hand. When it got dark, I lay in bed, and he swiftly stepped over me and flew away from my feet. By the time I open my eyes and see the sun again, another day has slipped by. I covered my face and sighed. But the shadow of the new days began to flicker through sighs once again. In these days that fly by, what can I do in this world full of countless doors and homes? Only wandering, only in haste ; In these over eight thousand days of haste, what remains besides wandering? The days of the past are like wisps of smoke, scattered by the breeze; like thin mist, melted away by the first rays of sunlight ; What traces have I left behind? Have I ever left traces as delicate as thread? I came to this world naked, and in the blink of an eye, I will return naked as well? But it can’t be flat; why go through this trouble for nothing? You’re smart; tell me, why do our days never return? ——Hurry Up
:Lol, so sentimental, like a teenager
I couldn’t help but laugh at it; I didn’t feel any sadness at all.
That’s so cool – to have a white beard at such a young age
:Use Rejoice next time, and then come back and say “That’s the confidence of Rejoice”: lol
:Use Rejoice next time, and then come back and say “That’s the confidence of Rejoice”: lol