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五言律詩 王維 過香積寺
不知香積寺, 數里入雲峰。
古木無人徑, 深山何處鐘。
泉聲咽危石, 日色冷青松。
薄暮空潭曲, 安禪制毒龍。
古木無人徑, 深山何處鐘。
泉聲咽危石, 日色冷青松。
薄暮空潭曲, 安禪制毒龍。
Five-character-regular-verse
Wang Wei
TOWARD THE TEMPLE OF HEAPED FRAGRANCE
Not knowing the way to the Temple of Heaped Fragrance,
Under miles of mountain-cloud I have wandered
Through ancient woods without a human track;
But now on the height I hear a bell.
A rillet sings over winding rocks,
The sun is tempered by green pines....
And at twilight, close to an emptying pool,
Thought can conquer the Passion-Dragon.
Under miles of mountain-cloud I have wandered
Through ancient woods without a human track;
But now on the height I hear a bell.
A rillet sings over winding rocks,
The sun is tempered by green pines....
And at twilight, close to an emptying pool,
Thought can conquer the Passion-Dragon.
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