Recently, I like a poem by Cangyang Jiacuo very much. What is the whole poem?

Cang Yang Jia Cuo's poems worthy of Tathagata and Qing are as follows:

I used to think that my lust would harm Brahma, and I was afraid to leave the whole city when I entered the mountain. I am safe in the world and live up to the Tathagata.

I used to think that being too affectionate would damage my practice in Buddhism, but I was afraid to leave your charming face when I went into the mountains to practice. There is no way to do both in time, to live up to Buddhism and to you.

Allusion: Cangyang Gyatso doesn't like being locked up in Potala Palace like a god. He is very tired of chanting Buddha from morning till night every day. He put on layman's clothes and a long wig, and slipped to Bajiao Street in Lhasa or Xue Cun under Potala Palace to play with his boyfriend and girlfriend and enjoy the happiness of secular life.

Cangyang Jiacuo built a beautiful pavilion called Longwangtan Scenic Resort Scenic Area on a small island in the lake behind Potala Palace, and invited young men and women in Lhasa to sing and dance together and enjoy drinking. Cang Yang Jia CuO wrote many love songs for everyone to sing. These love songs soon spread in Tibet and were deeply loved by people.

In Longwangtan Scenic Resort Scenic Area, Cangyang Jiacuo met a girl from Qiongjie named Dawa Zhuoma. Dawa Zhuoma is beautiful in appearance, gentle in temperament and sweet in voice. Her big black and bright eyes are like freshly brewed wine, which can make people intoxicated at a glance. Cangyang Jiacuo and her special acquaintance and love, as if one person is the shadow of another. They sing and dance together during the day and often meet at night. Cangyang Jiacuo likes Dawa Zhuoma very much, and thinks it is a gift from heaven and the fate of previous lives.

Later, Cangyang Jiacuo found that Dawazhuoma had not come to Longwangtan Scenic Resort scenic spot for many days, and sent her a message about the treaty meeting, but she didn't reply like Baba scattered in the water. She visited her residence in person, only to find that there was a big lock hanging on the door, and asked her neighbors about it, only to know that Dawa Zhuoma had been brought back to Sister Qiong by her parents for many days. Cangyang Jiacuo felt particularly sad, as if he had lost his beloved baby.

From then on, Cangyang Gyatso never saw Dawa Zhuoma again, and Dawa Zhuoma became the lover of his dreams.