法苑珠林 78.43

78.43

When a foolish person's anger is heavy,
They are burned and scorched in hell.
Jackals and wolves vie to surround them;
Venomous vipers contend to come forward.
Gnashing teeth in rage, they eat their own flesh;
Their backs and flanks are pierced through and across.
What one does, one receives in return;
The fires of anger contend to roast them.