宏智禪師廣錄 9.65

9.65

A wide mouth and high nose; / The spirit is tranquil, the mind empty. / The snowy reeds along the shore stretch into the distance; / Water and sky share the same autumn hue. / On a cold night, the Northern Dipper lowers its golden handle; / When the moon sets behind the western hills, it conceals the jade bow. / The true mechanism turns gracefully; / Illusory existence is completely harmonized. / The ancient Buddha naturally merges with the exposed pillar; / Turning the hand up, turning the hand down—observe the adaptations.