When a wax candle burns down, ashes are left behind

When a wax candle burns down, ashes are left behind;
when paper money floats away, it merges with the dust.
I seem to recall that the Buddhists speak about Three Births:
my son's karma was hardly used up—perhaps he will return!
Translation: 
Language: 
Author of original: 
Cheng Hsieh
Rate this poem: 

Reviews

No reviews yet.