A Good bye from Old Guru
Thầy Già nói lời kết; by ThầyGià on Wed Nov 12, 2008
Translated by Horangi
Amidst the clamor, silence descends,
All things spin in cycles without end.
Fate binds us – we’ll reunite someday,
Each must steer their own boat along the way…
Old Guru September 17, 08.
2nd translation:
In the tumult, tranquility prevails,
Life’s dance continues, never fails.
Bound by fate, we may meet again,
Each must navigate their own path, until then…
Updated 3/19/24
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