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Sand and Foam
1 I will always walk on the beach, on the sand and foam middle. The climax will erase my footprints, and the wind will blow away the foam. But the ocean and the beach will always exist.
2 I once grabbed a handful of smoke. Then I took a closer look and, oh, the smoke turned into a bug. I took my hand and stretched it out to see, but there was a bird in my hand. I held my hand again and stretched it out. In my palm stood a man with a melancholy face and his head raised to the sky. I took my hand again, and when I stretched it out, there was nothing but smoke. But I heard
a very sweet song.
3 Only yesterday I thought myself a mere fragment, quivering without rhythm in the firmament of life. Now
I know that I am the sky, and all life is the fragments that rotate rhythmically in me.
4 They said to me when they woke up: "You and the world you live in are just a grain of sand on the shore of the endless ocean." In dreams Here I said to them: "I am the boundless ocean, and the whole world is just
the grains of sand on my beach."
5 Only once did I become dumb with embarrassment. Speechless, that's when someone asks me, "Who are you?"
6 I want to complete myself. But unless I can become a planet inhabited by sane creatures, what else is possible? Isn't this the goal of the first person?
7 A pearl is a temple built from a grain of sand surrounded by pain. What desires surround what grains of sand build our bodies?
8 Give me silence and I will challenge the darkness.
9 When my soul and body were married by love, I was reborn.
10 Memory is a form of meeting, forgetting is a form of freedom.
11 Human nature is a river of light, flowing from eternity to eternity.
12 One cannot reach dawn except by the road through night.
13 My house said to me: "Do not leave me, for your past lives here." The road said to me; "Come with me, for I am Your future. "I said to my house and my road; "I have no past and no future.
If I stay, I will go while I stay, and I will stay while I go. , only love and death can change everything. "
14 The desire for certain entertainments is also part of my pain.
15 I don’t know what absolute truth is. But I am humble about my ignorance, and therein lies my
honor and reward.
16 There is a space between man's fantasies and achievements, which can only be passed by his desire.
17 Heaven is over there, behind that door, in the next room; but I lost the key. Maybe I just misplaced
it.
18 The meaning of a person does not lie in his achievements, but in what he strives to achieve.
19 Some of us are like ink, and some are like paper. If it weren't for the fact that some people are black, some people would
become mute. If it weren't for the fact that some people are white, some people would be blind.
20 Give me an ear and I will give you a voice.
21 Our heart is just a sponge; our heart is a river. Yet isn't it strange that most of us would rather absorb than
run?
22 When you look forward to the nameless gifts and embrace unreasonable worries, you will really grow up with all living things, and
ascend to your greater self.
23 When a person is intoxicated with an illusion, he will regard the vague taste of the illusion as real wine.
24 You drink to get drunk; I drink to wake up from other kinds of drunkenness.
25 When my glass is empty, I leave it empty; but when it is half full, I hate it for being half full.
26 The essence of a person does not lie in the side he reveals to you, but in the side he cannot reveal to you.
So if you want to understand him, don't listen to what he says, but listen to what he doesn't say.
27 Half of what I say is meaningless; I say it in order that you may hear the other half.
28 A sense of humor is a sense of proportion.
29 My loneliness arises when people praise my fault for talking too much and blame me for my virtue of silence.
30 Truth is always known and sometimes spoken.
31 The voice in my life cannot reach the ears in your life; but to avoid loneliness let us talk.
32 Only mutes are jealous of talkative people.
33 If winter said: "Spring is in my heart", who would believe winter?
34 Every seed is a wish.
35 It takes two people to discover the truth: one to talk about it, and one to understand it.
36 Although the waves of words are always noisy above us, our depths are always silent.
37 Many theories are like windows through which we see the truth, but they also separate us from the truth.
38 Let’s play hide and seek. If you are hidden in my heart, it will not be difficult to find you. But if you hide in your
shell, no one can find it.
39 A woman can cover her face with a smile.
40 How noble is the sad heart that can sing joyful songs together with the happy heart.
41 The person who wants to understand women, or analyze genius, or want to answer the mystery of silence, is the person who wants to wake up from a sweet dream and sit down at the breakfast table .
42 To those who serve you, you owe them more than gold. Give your heart to Him or serve Him.
43 No, we did not live in vain. Didn’t they pile our bones into a fortress?
44 Trees are poems written by the earth on the sky. We cut them off paper so that we could record our holes
.
45 If a tree writes an autobiography, it will not be unlike the history of a nation.
46 Words are timeless. When you speak it or write it, you should understand its characteristics.
47 Poetry is a conversation of joy, pain, and surprise interspersed with words.
48 Even the most noble soul cannot escape material needs.
49 There is no wish that cannot be fulfilled.
50 The other me and I are never quite the same. The essence of things seems to lie among us.
51 Your other you always feels sorry for you. But your other you is growing in sadness; then everything will be fine
.
52 There is no struggle between soul and body except in the hearts of those whose souls are asleep and their bodies are out of balance.
53 When you reach the center of life, you will
find beauty in everything, even in the eyes of those who cannot see beauty.
54 We live only to discover beauty. Everything else is forms of waiting.
55 Sow a seed and the earth will give you a flower. Wish a dream to the sky, and the sky will give you a lover.
56 The devil died the day you were born. You don't have to go through hell to meet angels.
57 Many women borrow men's hearts; few women can possess it.
58 If you want to possess, you must not ask for it. When a man's hand touches a woman's hand, they both touch the eternal heart.
59 Love is the face between lovers.
60 Every man loves two women: one is a work of his imagination, and the other is not yet born.
61 Men who are unwilling to forgive women for their minor faults will never appreciate their great virtues.
62 Love that is not renewed every day becomes a habit, and finally turns into slavery.
63 Lovers only embrace one thing between them, not each other.
64 Love and suspicion never talk.
65 Love is a bright word, written by a bright hand on a bright album.
66 Friendship is always a sweet responsibility, never an opportunity.
67 If you don't understand your friend in all situations, you will never understand him.
68 Your most gorgeous robe was woven by others; your most delicious meal was eaten at someone else’s table; your most comfortable bed
In someone else's house. So tell me, how can you separate yourself from others?
69 Unless we reduce our language to seven words, we will never understand each other.
70 How can I open my heart except to break it?
71 If nature heard our words of contentment, rivers would not seek the sky and the sea, and winter would not turn into spring
Sky. How many of us would be able to breathe the air if she heard all the mean words we say?
72 When you turn your back to the sun, you only see your own shadow.
73 You are free in front of the sun during the day, and you are free in front of the stars in the night; you are also free when there is no sun, no
moon, and no stars. . Even when you close your eyes to everything in the world, you are
free. But you are a slave to the one you love because you love him.
You are also a slave to the one who loves you because he
loves you.
74 You cannot eat more than your appetite. That half of the food belongs to others, and a little bread must be left for uninvited guests.
75 All houses would become tombs if they were not used to entertain guests.
76 The kind wolf said to the innocent sheep: "Aren't you coming to the humble house?" The sheep replied: "We will be proud of building a mansion.
If your noble house It's not in your stomach. "
77 I stopped the guest at the door and said, "No, just wipe your feet when you go out. There is no need to wipe them when you come in."
78 Generosity does not mean that you give me something that I need more than you do, but it does not mean that you give me something that you need more than me.
79 When you give, of course you are charitable. When you give, you should turn your face away so that you don't look
the recipient's shame.
80 The only difference between the richest and the poorest is a whole day's hunger and an hour's thirst.
81 We often advance from our tomorrow to pay our debts of yesterday.
82 If your heart is a volcano, how can you expect flowers to bloom from your hands?
83 What a strange way to deceive yourself! Sometimes I would rather be harmed and deceived so that I can laugh at those who think I
don't know that I have been harmed and deceived.
84 What should I say about a pursuer who plays the role of the pursued?
85 Let the person who wiped his dirty hands on your clothes take your clothes away. He may still need that dress, but you
will definitely not ask for it again.
86 Please don’t use acquired virtues to cover up your congenital flaws. I'd rather have flaws; flaws that are the same as my own
.
87 How many times have I blamed myself for sins I have not committed in order to make others feel comfortable in my presence.
88 Even the masks of life are masks of deeper mysteries.
89 You may only judge others based on your own understanding. Now tell me who among us is guilty and who is innocent.
90 A truly fair person is one who feels he should share your sins.
91 Only run fast when you are being chased.
92 A person may commit suicide in self-defense.
93 If what they say about good and evil is correct, then my life is just one long period of sin.
94 Mercy is only half fair.
95 I often hate it in self-defense; but if I were a stronger person, I wouldn't have to use such a weapon.
96 How foolish are those who cover up the hatred in their eyes with a smile on their lips!
97 Only those below me can be jealous of me or hate me. I have never been envied or hated, I am not above anyone else. Only those above me can praise me or despise me. I have never been praised or scorned, I am not beneath anyone.
98 You said to me: "I don't understand you." This is to praise me excessively and insult you without reason.
99 When life gives me gold and I give you silver, I still think I am generous. How despicable it is!
100 When you reach the heart of life, you will find that you are neither higher than sinners nor lower than prophets.