As we grow older, we gradually realize that life sometimes requires patience and waiting. Let what is meant to be happen, and let go of what must leave. Do not force outcomes or hold on desperately. What you cannot accept now will eventually become clear in time. What you cannot obtain directly will often come to you in another form. Do not rush, and do not complain; just wait to see what time brings. Perhaps the answer itself is not important. Once you learn to take things lightly, nothing becomes absolutely paramount, even in the face of ingratitude or betrayal.
The promises spoken impulsively in love are often sincere, much like the fruits ripening on branches with the changing seasons. However, you also know that the moment fruit leaves the tree, it begins its rapid journey toward spoilage. If not consumed in time, even the sweetest fruit will rot and stink. Thus, promises made in love often cause pain later, not because they were false at the time. They were genuine; they simply expired.
Maintain rationality and let go of worldly illusions. Do not be moved by delusions or tempted by fame and profit. Only then can one experience true nature and see one's original self clearly. Otherwise, the mind remains trapped in a state of worry and unrest.
We walk along, and the crowd scatters; memories fade. We watch, and eyes grow tired; the starlight dims. We listen, and wake up to complaints. We look back, and you are gone; suddenly, my heart is in chaos.
Thank you for the fleeting joy you gave me. Our beautiful memories are blurred by tears. Occasionally, when I recall them, they are as vivid as before: I loved you with no purpose, just because I loved you.
