Who is the author of the poem "Turning Life into Poetry"

Monk Tang Bag reached into the ground and bowed his head. He saw that in the water, his heart was pure and his road was retrogressive. The original meaning is to go forward: "put your hand into the field": to describe the farmer transplanting rice one by one. "Looking down at the water sky": Looking down at the reflection sky of paddy fields. "A pure heart is the Tao": Only when our body and mind are no longer contaminated by external material desires can we be in harmony with the Tao. "Backward is forward": farmers move backward when transplanting rice. It is because he can walk backwards that he can plant all the rice seedlings. Therefore, his "backwardness" in transplanting rice seedlings is precisely the forward development of his work. This poem tells us that we can see the distance from near, and retrogression can also be regarded as progress. Ordinary people have a tendency: look high, not low, and seek far, not near. For example: respect people who are more knowledgeable than me; If someone is richer than me, please please please please please please him. If this person's condition is worse than mine, I will ignore it. I don't know the truth that "if you climb high, you will feel inferior, and if you go far, you will feel inferior." Zen masters have a significantly different view of the world from ordinary people. For example, the poem says, "If we bow our heads, we will see the water in the sky", which means that we can really know ourselves and the world as long as we bow our heads humbly.