I have heard a line in a poem by Haizi that reads, "There is nothing in the distance but distance." I wonder if you can tell me the source of this line, the full text, and help explain it! Thank you!

The distance (Haizi)

The distance is nothing but the distance

The distant highland barley land

There is nothing but the highland barley

The further places are lonelier

The distance is nothing but distance

At this time the stone

flew to my side

The stone bleeds< /p>

Seven sisters grew out of the stone

Standing on a barren grassland

I was far away at that time

I was free and poor then

These untouchable sisters

These untouchable blood

These untouchable distant happiness

What is the distant happiness? Pain

——I don’t know how you feel after reading this poem. I'm still the same, I feel like he's giving me some confusion. I hope you can like Haizi forever. He is a very good poet and I respect him. Indeed, many times, there is nothing in the distance.