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I 迷失 巧然的 與您並膝輕談 音樂政治法律 瀉意地穿梭於 斗室的嘈雜中 別後低徊驚覺 迷失了的謬思 在沙漠虚脫地 流離著 |
II 追夢 追逐遠方的海市蜃樓 領受途上烈日的火焰 漠視折射學說的現世 徘徊於虛空的無止中 久已 惛然的骷髅甦醒 乾涸的靈魂在說 被蒸發前的傾刻 仍要尋覓那綠洲 |
What’s On Soul
First blog post
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Soul I Mind A boy came to a lake at his age of six, playing with the crystals on the surface sparkling in the light. The colored tree beside tricked, “Do you like me?” “Yes, I do,” the little replied briskly, “you are brilliant and unique!” *** A man visited the lake at his age of sixty, kneeing down sluggishly to wash his very rough hands. The colored Tree recognized and tested, “Do you like me?” “Yes, I do,” the elder voiced softly, “you are brilliant and unique!” *** “Why still after all these years, my long-lost friend?” “As I found no difference you seem.” “But you have,” the wisdom Tree wept, “look at your dull and weary face in the water!” *** “Only his mind I see, dear tree,” chipped in the Crystal Lake, “the world changes every second but failed to alter his soul. Having gone through all ups and downs along the path from walking away to coming back again, the pureness he kept unblemished makes him views everything the same! It is the intrinsic power in him that has never been capitulated to the fate. The beautiful sad eyes are to be praised.”
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