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Crush them and dance upon them�察�and scatter them all to the winds。
For I know this the height of wisdom to be drunken and go to the dogs。
Let all crooked scruples vanish�察�let me hopelessly lose my way。
Let a gust of wild giddiness e and sweep me away from my anchors。
The world is peopled with worthies�察�and workers�察�useful and clever。
There are men who are easily first�察�and men who e decently after。
Let them be happy and prosper�察�and let me be foolishly futile。
For I know this the end of all works to be drunken and go to the dogs。
I swear to surrender this moment all claims to the ranks of the decent。
I let go my pride of learning and judgment of right and of wrong。
I¨ll shatter memory¨s vessel�察�scattering the last drop of tears。
With the foam of the berry´red wine I will bathe and brighten my laughter。
The badge of the civil and staid I¨ll tear into shreds for the nonce。
I¨ll take the holy vow to be worthless�察�to be drunken and go to the dogs。
The Gardener 43
No�察�my friends�察�I shall never be an ascetic�察�whatever you may say。
I shall never be an ascetic if she does not take the vow with me。
It is my firm resolve that if I cannot find a shady shelter and a panion for my penance�察�I shall never turn ascetic。
No�察�my friends�察�I shall never leave my hearth and home�察�and retire into the forest solitude��
If rings no merry laughter in its echoing shade and if the end of no saffron mantle flutters in the wind��
If its silence is not deepened by soft whispers。
I shall never be an ascetic。
The Gardener 44
Reverend sir�察�forgive this pair of sinners。 Spring winds today are blowing in wild eddies�察�driving dust and dead leaves away�察�and with them your lessons are all lost。
Do not say�察�father�察�that life is a vanity。
For we have made truce with death for once�察�and only for a few fragrant hours we two have been made immortal。
Even if the king¨s army came and fiercely fell upon us we should sadly shake our heads and say�察�Brothers�察�you are disturbing us。
If you must have this noisy game�察�go and clatter your arms elsewhere。
Since only for a few fleeting moments we have been made immortal。
If friendly people came and flocked around us�察�we should humbly bow to them and say�察�this extravagant good fortune is an embarrassment to us。 Room is scarce in the infinite sky where we dwell。
坩供鹿 及噴匯嫗��2��
For in the springtime flowers e in crowds�察�and the busy wings of bees jostle each other。 Our little heaven�察�where dwell only we two immortals�察�is too absurdly narrow。
The Gardener 45
To the guests that must go bid God¨s speed and brush away all traces of their steps。
Take to your bosom with a smile what is easy and simple and near。
Today is the festival of phantoms that know not when they die。
Let your laughter be but a meaningless mirth like twinkles of light on the ripples。
Let your life lightly dance on the edges of Time like dew on the tip of a leaf。
Strike in chords from your harp fitful momentary rhythms。
The Gardener 46
You left me and went on your way。
I thought I should mourn for you and set your solitary image in my heart wrought in a golden song。
But ah�察�my evil fortune�察�time is short。
Youth wanes year after year�察�the spring days are fugitive�察�the frail flowers die for nothing�察�and the wise man warns me that life is but a dewdrop on the lotus leaf。
Should I neglect all this to gaze after one who has turned her back on me��
That would be rude and foolish�察�for time is short。
Then�察�e�察�my rainy nights with pattering feet�察�smile�察�my golden autumn�察�e�察�careless April�察�scattering your kisses abroad。
You e�察�and you�察�and you also��
My loves�察�you know we are mortals。 Is it wise to break one¨s heart for the one who takes her heart away�拭�For time is short。
It is sweet to sit in a corner to muse and write in rhymes that you are all my world。
It is heroic to hug one¨s sorrow and determine not to be consoled。
But a fresh face peeps across my door and raises its eyes to my eyes。
I cannot but wipe away my tears and change the tune of my song。
For time is short。
The Gardener 47
If you would have it so�察�I will end my singing。
If it sets your heart aflutter�察�I will take away my eyes from your face。
If it suddenly startles you in your walk�察�I will step aside and take another path。
If it confuses you in your flower´weaving�察�I will shun your lonely garden。
If it makes the water wanton and wild�察�I will not row my boat by your bank。
The Gardener 48
Free me from the bonds of your sweetness�察�my love� �No more of this wine of kisses。
This mist of heavy incense stifles my heart。
Open the doors�察�make room for the morning light。
I am lost in you�察�wrapped in the folds of your caresses。
Free me from your spells�察�and give me back the manhood to offer you my free heart。
The Gardener 49
I hold her hands and press her to my breast。
I try to fill my arms with her loveliness�察�to plunder her sweet smile with kisses�察�to drink her dark glances with my eyes。
Ah�察�but�察�where is it�拭�Who can strain the blue from the sky��
I try to grasp the beauty�察�it eludes me�察�leaving only the body in my hands。
Baffled and weary I e back。
How can the body touch the flower which only the spirit may touch��
The Gardener 50
Love�察�my heart longs day and night for the meeting with you!for the meeting that is like all´devouring death。 窮徨慕 蛍�輙�嫋
坩供鹿 及噴匯嫗��3��
Sweep me away like a storm�察�take everything I have�察�break open my sleep and plunder my dreams。 Rob me of my world。
In that devastation�察�in the utter nakedness of spirit�察�let us bee one in beauty。
Alas for my vain desire� �Where is this hope for union except in thee�察�my God��
The Gardener 51
Then finish the last song and let us leave。
Forget this night when the night is no more。
Whom do I try to clasp in my arms�拭�Dreams can never be made captive。
My eager hands press emptiness to my heart and it bruises my breast。
The Gardener 52
Why did the lamp go out��
I shaded it with my cloak to save it from the wind�察�that is why the lamp went out。
Why did the flower fade��
I pressed it to my heart with anxious love�察�that is why the flower faded。
Why did the stream dry up��
I put a dam across it to have it for my use�察�that is why the stream dried up。
Why did the harp´string break��
I tried to force a note that was beyond its power�察�that is why the harp´string is broken。
The Gardener 53
Why do you put me to shame with a look��
I have not e as a beggar。
Only for a passing hour I stood at the end of your courtyard outside the garden hedge。
Why do you put me to shame with a look��
Not a rose did I gather from your garden�察�not a fruit did I pluck。
I humbly took my shelter under the wayside shade where every strange traveller may stand。
Not a rose did I pluck。
Yes�察�my feet were tired�察�and the shower of rain came down。
The winds cried out among the swaying bamboo branches。
The clouds ran across the sky as though in the flight from defeat。
My feet were tired。
I know not what you thought of me or for whom you were waiting at your door。
Flashes of lightning dazzled your watching eyes。
How could I know that you could see me where I stood in the dark��
I know not what you thought of me。
The day is ended�察�and the rain has ceased for a moment。
I leave the shadow of the tree at the end of your garden and this seat on the grass。
It has darkened�察�shut your door�察�I go my way。
The day is ended。
The Gardener 54
Where do you hurry with your basket this late evening when the marketing is over��
They all have e home with their burdens�察�the moon peeps from above the village trees。
The echoes of the voices calling for the ferry run across the dark water to the distant swamp where wild ducks sleep。
Where do you hurry with your basket when the marketing is over��
Sleep has laid her fingers upon the eyes of the earth。
The nests of the crows have bee silent�察�and the murmurs of the bamboo leaves are silent。
The labourers home from their fields spread their mats in the courtyards。
Where do you hurry with your basket when the marketing is over��
The Gardener 55
It was mid´day when you went away。
The sun was strong in the sky。
I had done my work and sat alone on my balcony when you went away。
Fitful gusts came winnowing through the smells of many distant fields。
The doves cooed tireless in the shade�察�and a bee strayed in my room humming the news of many distant fields。。 恷挫議txt和墮利
坩供鹿 及噴匯嫗��4��
The village slept in the noonday heat。 The road lay deserted。
In sudden fits the rustling of the leaves rose and died。
I gazed at the sky and wove in the blue the letters of a name I had known�察�while the village slept in the noonday heat。
I had forgotten to braid my hair。 The languid breeze played with it upon my cheek。
The river ran unruffled under the shady bank。
The lazy white clouds did not move。
I had forgotten to braid my hair。
It was mid´day when you went away。
The dust of the road was hot and the fields panting。
The doves cooed among the dense leaves。
I was alone in my balcony when you went away。
The Gardener 56
I was one among many women busy with the obscure daily tasks of the household。
Why did you single me out and bring me away from the cool shelter of our mon life��
Love unexpressed is sacred。 It shines like gems in the gloom of the hidden
Ah�察�you broke through the cover of my heart and dragged my trembling love into the open place�察�destroying for ever the shady corner where it hid its nest。
The other women are the same as ever。
No one has peeped into their inmost being�察�and they themselves know not their own secret。
Lightly they smile�察�and weep�察�chatter�察�and work。 Daily they go to the temple�察�light their lamps�察�and fetch water from the river。
I hoped my love would be saved from the shivering shame of the shelterless�察�but you turn your face away。
Yes�察�your path lies open before you�察�but you have cut off my return�察�and left me stripped naked before the world with its lidless eyes staring night and day。
The Gardener 57
I plucked your flower�察�O world��
I pressed it to my heart and the thorn pricked。
When the day waned and it darkened�察�I found that the flower had faded�察�but the pain remained。
More flowers will e to you with perfume and pride�察�O world��
But my time for flower´gathering is over�察�and through the dark night I have not my rose�察�only the pain remains。
The Gardener 58
One morning in the flower garden a blind girl came to offer me a flower chain in the cover of a lotus leaf。
I put it round my neck�察�and tears came to my eyes。
I kissed her and said�察�You are blind even as the flowers are。
You yourself know not how beautiful is your gift。 ̄
The Gardener 59
O woman�察�you are not merely the handiwork of God�察�but also of men��
these are ever endowing you with beauty from their hearts。
Poets are weaving for you a web with threads of golden imagery��
painters are giving your form ever new immortality。
The sea gives its pearls�察�the mines their gold�察�the summer gardens their flowers to deck you�察�to cover you�察�to make you more precious。
The desire of men¨s hearts has shed its glory over your youth。
You are one half woman and one half dream。
The Gardener 60
Amidst the rush and roar of life�察�O Beauty�察�carved in stone�察�you stand mute and still�察�alone and aloof。
坩供鹿 及噴匯嫗��5��
Great Time sits enamoured at your feet and murmurs��
^Speak�察�speak to me�察�my love�察�speak�察�my bride� �
But your speech is shut up in stone�察�O Immovable Beauty��
The Gardener 61
Peace�察�my heart�察�let the time for the parting be sweet。
Let it not be a death but pleteness。
Let love melt into memory and pain into songs。
Let the flight through the sky end in the foldi
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