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1ֻн(jng)v^تzĥZܾ̈́(chung)õ; ֻ^ѪָgĽ^ ̩ꠖ wB
2ʹҪ҈֮Ը ̩ꠖ wB
3҂翴ef_҂ ̩ꠖ wB
4ЦͬfʲôԒXã@ѵȴúܾˡ ̩ꠖ wB
5We read the world wrong and say that it deceives us. ҂翴eˣf_҂ ̩ꠖ wB
6һ҂ҊҶDzRġ҂s֪҂ԭH۵ġһ҂Ҋ҂H֪҂ѽ(jng)İ· ̩ꠖ wB
7ЦؿfһԒ֪@ѽ(jng)˺ܾ ̩ꠖ wB
8"My heart, the bird of the wilderness, has found its sky in your eyes. ҵǕҰB۾ҵ ̩ꠖ"
9(dng)վǰ ㌢ҵİ̺֪(jng)܂Ҳ(jng)Ȭ ̩ꠖ wB
10Let life be beautiful like summer flowers and death like autumn leavesĻ֮k~֮o ̩ꠖ wB
11"Ļ֮k,~֮o Let life be beautiful like summer flowers and death like autumn leaves. ʧȥ̫ꖶIôҲʧȥȺ If you shed tears when you" mi "ss the sun, you also miss the sta" rs. ̩ꠖ wB
12BϵS@Bh(yun)ϰˡ ̩ꠖ wB
13"MԽĴ҂һ@lСr҂㵽˰ȥ This life is the crossing of asea, where we meet in the same narrow ship. In death we reach the shore and go" to our different worlds. ̩ꠖ wB
14(dng)]θڕrҪԹʳ Do not blame your food because you have have no appetite. ̩ꠖ wB
15"The world has kissed my soul with its pain, asking for its returnn songs. ʹͬҽҪꡣ ̩ꠖ wB"
16Once we dreamt that we were strangers. We wake up to find that we were dear to each other. һ҉ҊزRс֪҂ԭH ̩ꠖ wB
17ǵµ֦֦ǿеĸ Roots are the branches down in the earth.Branches are roots in the air. ̩ꠖ wB
18"That which oppresses me, is it my soul trying to come out in the open,or the soul of the world knocking at my heart for its entrance? ҵҵҪ`߀" ` ĵTҪM(jn)? ̩ ꠖ wB
19You smiled and talked to me of nothing and I felt that for this I had been waiting long. ЦͬfʲôԒX@ѵȴþ ̩ꠖ wB
20BԸһ ƃԸһֻB ̩ꠖ wB
21e^̫ꖕrIôҲҪe^Ⱥˡ ̩ꠖ wB
22I shall die again and again to know that life is inexhaustible. ҌһһεȥCǟoFoM ̩ꠖ wB
23һֻҰBҵ
24x_Լ Ҍn߀ýɫԊT¼ŵB(yng)ҵ ҵ\(yn)rgǶ̕ ഺһһţǕrĻoxصx fֻǺ~ϵһw¶ Բ @Щֻҵǂˆ? @ǟoģ̫̕ ̩ꠖ wB
25Ҳxõġõx ̩ꠖ wB
26еˮ峺ģеˮsǺɫ СցfsֻгĬ ̩ꠖ wB
27(qun)ĐԿ䣬µS~cεƬsЦ ̩ꠖ wB
28e`(jng)ʧsʧ ̩ꠖ wB
29ЩџڱϵˣӰͶԼǰ ̩ꠖ wB
30ҵ˂Ҫ֪҂Ƿˡһȡĵ˶Ǽ?rg̫̕ˡ ݽ˼ҵеゃM(jn)ġ ԼđnoQ˰οӢµ һµT͵Q ̧ ҵ۾ ֻȥۜIҸǻ{(dio) Ƕ̕ ̩ꠖ wB
31The scabbard is content to be dull when it protects the keenness of the sword. ʰgo(h) ̩ꠖ wB
32õĖ|Ǫ(d)ģеĖ|ͬ ̩ꠖ wB
33вBĺE ѽ(jng)w^ ̩ꠖ wB
34"c(din)Z҂˼ҵĺĸHF(xin)ڏϻص@ The raindrops kissed the earth and whispered, We are thy homesickchildren, mother, come back to thee f" rom the heaven. ̩ꠖ wB
35ɵ˻sò ̩ꠖ wB
36Էĸ^Ҫ˸ o ̩ꠖ wB
37f:t(y)ԂԑP ̩ꠖ wB
38The silent night has the beauty of the mother and the clamorous day of the child. oҹĸHWİ֮ںӡ ̩ꠖ wB
39ߵWȺȥҪѳĬĺ̖ ̩ꠖ wB
40"mܵp,sĻ ̩ꠖ wB"
41You smiled and talked to me of nothing and I felt that for this I had been waiting long. ̩ꠖ wB
42BԞ~eڿһNƵe the bird thinks it is an act of kindness to give the fish a life in the air. ̩ꠖ wB
43ȫǵǡһȫhеĵʹѪ ̩ꠖ wB
44ȸҊȸؓ(f)(dn)β(dn)n ̩ꠖ wB
45"ʹʯ,NĴ,ˮҸ衣 ̩ꠖ wB"
46һbҰBҵ ̩ꠖ wB
47ҵĴڣһõ @ That i exist is a perpetual surprise which is life. ̩ꠖ wB
48e^̫ꖕr˜IôҲҪe^Ⱥ ̩ꠖ wB
49҂翴ef_҂ ̩ꠖ wB
50㿴ҊԼҊֻӰ ̩ꠖ wB
51xxҲһ(qun)݆ӣDZ@݆µĻ֮һ ̩ꠖ wB
52wBwҵĴǰwȥ
53S~]ʲôɳֻ@Ϣһw
54ϵһССƯѽՈゃӡҵ
55҂@r@ϡ
56ĿеҊõ廨ҿõĴ̡
57ǴصĜIc(din)ʹЦഺx
58oɳĮһ~GݵĐۣuu^Цw_
59ʧȥ̫ꖶIôҲʧȥȺˡ
60ˮѽ;еɳҪĸϒȳɳô
61ğеĘҹƵģ_ҵĉ
62n˼ҵƽoȥĺɫRڼoɽС
63ЩҊБеL(fng)˼ҵiĘ
64ˮѽfʲôɆѽشԒʲôijĬ
65oo ҵѽ ĵZ@۵ıʾѽ
66(chung)ҹgĺڰǂ֪RĻӰs^糿g֮F
67ҪͱǸߵĐͱϡ
68ҽڴǰһ·Ƶͣһc(din)c(din)^^ȥ
69BϵS@Bh(yun)ϰ
70e`(jng)ʧsʧ
71Kֹ˥ǡAMsKֹڟoF
72ϵیft(y)ҪҐҪP
73(dng)Цr(dng)Цrˡ
74҂Re磬sf_҂
75猦Đˣƺ߽׃ССһСһĽ
76BմSB㲻wˡ
77鸶ːۣ鸻
78õYa(chn)ʹõrֵ
79ĸHHHڼͥ߀҇L^ĸHʹ࣬s]ĸH
80ܡܡסʲôطشǟoܞߵĉ
81ĬĬЦfһԒҸX@ڴܾ
82ȫǞˈԏ(qing)־ڵ·O(sh)صϵK
83LJ(yn)ϲ@(yn)_
84ĐꖹһӰҽo
85ҪԇDȥMĿհ飬́ǿհ̎
86ʧȥ̫ꖶIĩҲʧȥȺˡ
87xʲôֻҪ㽛(jng)v^@ǟoһNȻ
88ЩHHѭҎ(gu)ص^ʹM(jn)ֻʹԾSȥ
89ڵµĘʹ֦a(chn)(sh)sҪʲôꡣ
90֮e`֮^
91ϣԼ˼ȥԼҪСԼe˵Ҋ;
92۵ʹ࣬ȵĴҵŸ۵Ŀ옷Bڻ
93һĺL wB
94еĕrgL;ҲǺL섂ƕҾ(q)܇УVĮ@֮Hxĵط·;h(yun)ε{(dio)ҪDľ(x)
95su(y)ʹҸеMҰwB
96һNҊDze(yng)õ˂Ͳôеͨ
97GǟoLĂ
98ЩҊָБеtƵĘwB
99ͬr^ˡ
100Ő飬ʹo㎧ҲҪŐЕr鲻鿴˲ţ Ųſõ
101ΞxȺfW(xu)fĹһϨȺDzش
102Ԋ--jL(fng)(jng)ɭ֣Լĸ
103@ЩtǾG~֮ѽ;ҵ䐂Z
104C(j)ݼ{˸Nѽ(jng)
105(dng)ǫFrȫF߀ġwB
106`˵óֹ̼뉞?zi)˾ǵډϵĹc(din)DZ{S鲻SĽֻSǰ~ԷһbO
107ϵڄ(chung)˵ĕrһУLݣĴbM˽ɺԭt;(chung)Ů˵ĕrsoȥУL(w)׃ˇg(sh)ֻһ֦Pһϡ
108(qun)ܺߵİٰؓ(f)x
109֪RFʯĽY(ji)ĻnjʯųĹx
110҂ǂfؓ(f)(dn)҂ĵ·ǗlLówB
111ҕ@Ć?@ԒɞԒwB
112fʧȥǾԒ҂ܮ(dng)ܵһF(xin)(sh)wB
113ϣ҂ͽo҂Ļ̫ꖺ
114ʹҵ`ҪԸ؈
115eʧ̫ꖶôעҪeʧȺǡ
116қ]ڿ³ӰҺܸdԼѽ(jng)w^
117ҌһδεȥCğoFoM
118(dng)ȥrҵ˼뵽ϦꖵӳڳĬ߅ϡ
119hM(jn)ĞˮL(fng)soϦ´ĺɫ
120ҹ¼ŵҸXǷ݁ԹѾӵS[Fеć@Ϣ
121ʹĻ֮k~֮o
122(qun)J(rn)ߵʹؓ(f)x
123ʹĻ֮~֮o
124wBw^]ºE
125ћ]ҵκӰѽ(jng)w^
126Ƿϱؓ(f)ɳǰv
127׃СˣСһСһĽ
128ղBĺEw^(wB̩ꠖ)
129ϵϣ҂ģͽo҂Ļ̫ꖺ
130rfɾҵ
131ԸϨ˟ҌĺڰҌϲ
132˼^ҵ^·ȺȺҰw^ wҿ{(ln)죬ח䣬֪Ҫ
133@Щ˼ǾG~Ļ[[֮ѽҵgZ̩ꠖ
134f@ĞʲôǘĬĬjǞDzҪ֪ӛõСС
135ҵĴ߅ͬһ^ͣƬ̣c(din)c(din)^
136һwĺӣھG~(dng)Α֪Ǖpġ
137{(ln)ጻBfΨ㡱
138ֻ^ȥǰĻֻҪ^ȥһ·ԕrʢ_
139 ҊɽȺgԼį砵ոՕ`꣬KоGޓuҷɳĮԼͬ貵֮ұ𣬳ؓ(f)ɺͺ٘˲ƣ
140ҌԸҪǷNmȻҊF(xin)(ni)Ʒ|(zh)
141(qun)fҵљ(qun)Č錦fģo݃(ni)
142(dng)վǰ㌢ҵİ̺֪(jng)܂Ҳ(jng)Ȭ̩ꠖwB
143kĻo~
144(jng)I(lng)^D_(d)SĹ¼֮ҹļoҵȴx
145ЩǴصĿ_Qҕ̩ꠖ
146tdվ֮һoϼ̩ꠖ
147n˼ҵƽoȥĺɫRڼoɽ
148@ӘaĬĬĐ̫ꖻܶЦ~t˽Z
149Ƕɺ҂ڪMխе_(d)˰ٱĚw
150BԞ~eڿһNƵe
151糿һڰһʧһLڽɫЃAa¡
152(dng)Һ͓DȺһͬ·^rҿҊ_Цҳ裬sе̩ꠖ
153oo ҵѽ ĵZ@۵ıʾѽ̩ꠖ
154ooҵҪP(yng)ĉm̩ꠖ
155Ļ~
156ֻн(jng)v^تzĥZܾ̈́(chung)õ;ֻ^ѪָgĽ^
157c՞鳯ĺ鳯ĺĺfǧ
158(chung)ҹgĺڰ֪RĻӰ^dzgF̩ꠖ
159Ļ֮k~֮oȥĽkꖹ⌦ҵ^ĶЦāĴĻ
160ԺϺܶ£h(yun)ܺԐۡwBɵij
161f@wĞ@ĬĬĥǞǏδҪδδӛõСС
162Щۇеs^ССĻ
163ʧȥ̫ꖶô㌢ʧȥȺǵĭh(hun)@̩ꠖ
164(dng)BϵSҲwh(yun)ˡ
165ҹĺڰһֻڴһֻʢMĿڴ̩ꠖ
166Bw^˟oE̩ꠖ
167ҵİוѽ(jng)ˣһֻںϵСB Ę
168oҹĸHWİ֮ں
169ҵĕg֮DZzĻꡣSУ@һӛĽ̩ꠖ
170ǡءĜIc(din)ʹЦഺx̩ꠖ
171^ҬF(xin)ǰ㌢ҵx֪(jng)V飬F(xin)Ҳѽ(jng)ӛ̩ꠖ
172ɵ˻sò̩ꠖ
173oӵĸ|ʾҵϣǾGɫ̦\ʾϘ̩ꠖ
174Էĸ^ӑo̩ꠖ
175̟_ߵTVV۵T̩ꠖ
176(dng)뵽ҵĕrgĽKc(din)rgĸڱ
177e^̫ꖕr˜IôҲҪe^Ⱥ
If you shed tears when you miss the sunyou also miss the stars.
178O(sh)Ⱥ֮Уһָ(do)ҵͨ^֪ĺڰ
Let me think that there is one among those stars that guides my life through the dark unknown.
179ˮ~dzĬꑵϵīF[еwBǸ質ģs˺ijĬϵ[cе
The fish in the water is silent, the animalon the earth is noisy, the bird in the air is singing. But Man has in him the silence of the sea, the noise of the earth and the music of the air.
180ѽڵȺʲôҪ¾ұ횽o·̫ꖡ
Moon, for what do you wait?To salute the sun for whom I must make way.
181ҽڴǰ硱һ^·Ƶģͣһc(din)c(din)^^ȥ
I sit at my window this morning where theworld like a passer-by stops for a moment, nods to me and goes.
182硱P֮ĵ^ȥnĘ
The world rushes on over the strings of thelingering heart making the music of sadness.
183ʹͬҽǣҪ
The world has kissed my soul with its painasking for its return in songs.
184(dng)Цr(dng)Цr
The world loved man when he smiled. Theworld became afraid of him when he laughed.
185wBwҴǰ裬wȥS~]ʲôɳֻ@Ϣһw
Stray birds of summer come to my window to sing and fly away. Andyellow leaves ofautumn, which have no songs, flutter and fall there with a sigh.
186GLҵĴǰ·ೆĴذl(f)Ŀ
The trees come up to my window like the yearning voice of the dumb earth.
187Էĸ^Ҫo
The woodcutters axe begged for its handlefrom the tree. The tree gave it.
188ҹL(fng)꣬һĺڲÕr˵ĺҹс_ʼΑͺ
Stormofmidnight, likea giant childawakened in the untimely dark, has begun to play and shout.
189xжh(yun)(sh)ѽDzѽ
How far are you from me, O Fruit?I am hidden in your heart, O Flower.
190ܡܡסʲôطشǟoܞߵĉ
Asks the Possible to the Impossible,"Where is your dwelling-place?" In the dreams of theimpotentcomes the answer.
191ѽڐԼɣҪRӵ~ȥѽ
O Beauty, find thyself in love, not in theflattery of thy mirror.
192҂翴ef_҂
We read the world wrong and say that itdeceives us.
193һ҂ҊҶDzR҂s֪҂ԭH۵ġ
Once we dreamt that we were strangers. Wewake up to find that we were dear to each other.
194(dng)҂Ǵtĕr҂ڂĕr
We come nearest to the great when we are great in humility.
195Ҵ^һõE
That I exist is a perpetual surprise whichis life.
196һĺӣL
Man is a bornchild, his power is the power of growth.
197ʹĻ֮k~֮o
Let life be beautiful like summer flowers and death like autumn leaves.
198ЦͬfʲôԒX@ѵȴþˡ
You smiled and talked to me of nothing andI felt that for this I had been waiting long.
199ҪԼ]θڣȥ؟(z)ʳ
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