廣弘明集 27.38
English (machine translation) 27.38
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27.38
Purple indeed dims the vermilion; / The madman thus counterfeits the wise. / Branching paths lift high their bits; / Divided springs race with their oars. / The lovely sun is at times obscured; / The clear moon is frequently eclipsed. / When waters clash, waves arise; / When smoke is thick, fire is extinguished. / The start of passions is vainly gathered; / Principles are hollowly veiled from within. / If there were not a luminous mind, / Who could steer the sagely carriage?
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- 廣弘明集 — Classical Chinese