鐔津文集 17.94

17.94

Pure and detached, in recent years affairs have grown ever more leisured; / Without regard to whether beneath the forest or among humankind. / The Chan mind to the utmost is neither clamor nor stillness; / For a silent guest, what harm is there in coming and going again? / Strange rocks and a clear veranda enhance the scenic delight; / Flowing springs and a jade-green seat reflect a fading countenance. / Casting off bodily form, utterly detached from worldly circumstance, / One must laugh at returning to buy yet another mountain.