There Is No Hierarchy In Japanese Buddhist

You Have An Utterly Sincere Glance When You Look Around After You Are Shipwrecked. You Weep A Long Time On An Island When You Realize What's Happened To You.

There Is No Hierarchy In Japanese Buddhist Poetry.

All Of Japan Once A Year Will Get Up On Their Rooftops, Because That's The Night That The Shepherd Boy From One Side Of The Milky Way Gets To Meet The Weaver Girl On The Other Side Of The Milky Way. They All Get Up On Their Roofs And Watch That Night. So They Long For 365 Days And Then On The 365th Night, They See The Result Of That Longing.

I Knew This Friendship With Myself Couldn’t Last Forever.

As The Saying Goes, You Might As Well Be Yourself; Everyone Else Is Taken.