Seven-story pagoda poem _ 100 words

A tower of Tibetan scriptures, lakes and mountains, green grass, new Tibetan shadows.

Two pagodas, burning candles and stars, are scattered all over the world.

Santasi, a land of nothingness, has never gambled on winning or losing in his life.

Four towers are heavy, and an empty city is met. This game is a mess.

Five towers dream, fragrant cold moon, word rain peach autumn apricot.

Six towers, awake for half a life, clear wind and waves.

Seven pagodas, like a fairy's jade cover, are in full bloom, waiting for Li Anping.

Tata pavilion, looking at things from afar, mountains and fog hide feelings.