Happy Song for Seniors, So Clever, Read It Every Day, Change Your Life

Alone in the empty garden, I drink and sing; enjoying the spring with a personal recital.

Willow green encroaches on the small path; river willows cover the long canal.

The rain has gone, leaving the flower lights wet; the wind returns, and the leaf shadows are sparse.
The mountain ghosts don't mind my intoxication, but I fear the empty jade vase.

Enjoying the spring dawn in the misty mountains; recalling the pines and bamboo of past years.

The mountain landscape appears like a painting, blocking the view; the sound of a hanging waterfall echoes with the playing of a zither.

The grasses converge at the Southern Pavilion; the flowers bloom deeply in the Northern courtyard. Leisurely living affords abundant wine; I desire to draw out my hairpin.
