法演禪師語錄 2.28

2.28

Ascending the hall the next day, he said: / "After the return of the yang, it is severely cold; / The bright, clear moon hangs in the azure sky. / Ice locks the cascading spring, its sound minute; / Wind shakes the perilous tree, its shadow contorted. / Wild apes hold their young, hiding in deep caves; / Lean cranes lead their chicks, following the old immortal. / Do not say Master Ke merely stood in the snow in vain; / Only then do you know the ancient worthy's mind was firm."