萬松老人評唱天童覺和尚頌古從容庵錄 2.74

2.74

A valiant man, proud and stern, his temples not yet gray, / (Resenting that the sky is out of reach.)
A real man, if not driven, will not become a marquis. / (Rushing along the journey too fast.)
Turning his thoughts back, he considers the guest who transmits purity as his family heritage, / (Already too much has happened in his life.)
Washing his ears at the brook's edge, refusing to let his ox drink. / (At the very end, overly excessive.)