The Chronicles Of Leisure

This book inherits from "The Song of Evil Winds" and "The Witch's Ode," and it provides a certain depiction of the subsequent matters related to these two works

Human beings experience joy and sorrow, separation and reunion, just as the moon has its phases of brightness and darkness; this has been difficult to achieve since ancient times. There are always certain matters that linger in memory, and others that fade away. Those that are forgotten drift away with the wind, while those that are remembered become obsessions. Therefore, even if one bows before the Buddha for ten thousand years, what is sought is nothing more than 'to meet again'