This sentence does not come from a scripture, but from Xi Murong's poem "Looking Back".
The full text is as follows:
In my past life, I looked back frequently?
Waving goodbye, the handkerchief floated into a cloud?
How much lovesickness, How much separation sorrow?
Finally, a trace of water will send me away?
In this life, am I looking for the lost footprints of my previous life?
Walking through mountains and rivers, walking into your eyes ?
Do I look back five hundred times in my past life in exchange for one passing by you in this life?
Do I exchange a thousand times in looking back in exchange for stopping in front of you in this life?
Ask the Buddha: How many times do I need to look back before I can truly live in your heart?
The Buddha is speechless, I can only look back frequently?
Like a moth flying towards the fire?
p>Can you ignore the consequences and don’t need reasons?
Look back, look back again?
Thousands of times, you are in my eyes and in my heart?
I look back frequently, looking forward to your tenderness?
I look back frequently, longing to stay together forever?
In my past life, I looked back in the boat?
One by one, the lotus leaves connect to form the sadness in my eyes?
In this life, will the Buddha fulfill my thoughts?
Let me walk into your eyes?
< p>I have been searching for a long time and am tired?I just want to rest in your arms?
I just want your hands to wipe away the tears on my face?
I just want your body temperature to warm my cold hands?
Don’t ask me why I traveled thousands of miles to look for you in this life?
I didn’t drink Meng Po soup, I was worried about you You?
Don’t ask me why I cry?
I didn’t drink Meng Po soup, but I still remember the despair in my heart when I parted in my previous life?
Say I cried with joy?
Tears fall on your lap?
The sorrows of the past life bloom into a dense tree of lilacs?
I just want to join hands with you under the tree, Look at that flower that opens into five petals and predicts happiness for us?
I still look back frequently in this life?
I still don’t drink Meng Po soup in this life?
In the next life, I will travel thousands of miles to look for you?
In the next life, I will still hold hands with you to find the five-petal lilac
Extended information:
Xi Murong's The works mostly describe love, life, and nostalgia. They are beautifully written, elegant and clear, lyrical and smart, full of true love for life, and have influenced the growth of an entire generation.
Xi Murong's poems have a tranquil and beautiful artistic conception, simple and pure emotions, and friendly and gentle language. They are like modern Li Qingzhao, embodying the essence of elegance and lingering. The attitude, pursuit and understanding of love reflected in her poems fully reflect the independent spirit of a modern woman who accepts Western civilization.
In the creation of poems, Xi Murong is not only good at absorbing the nutrients of Chinese classical music, following the principle of expression centered on emotion, adopting the techniques of ancient Chinese poetry, and pursuing the beauty of the artistic conception of poetry; he is also influenced by the 50- A little influence from Taiwanese modern poetry in the 1960s.
Therefore, her poems can be said to be "both vulgar and elegant", not only suitable for the public, but also higher than the public; both higher than the public, but also acceptable and loved by the public; thus opening up the public's access to The door to the palace of poetry.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Xi Murong