Words scatter like leaves; bare trees stand cold,
and I remain standing in the winter grove.
Walking through the city, I notice that the ginkgo leaves have fallen before I knew it, and worn yellow leaves lie piled at my feet. My own words, too, merely scatter away without strength. I would be glad if, like these ginkgo leaves, they could leave even a little impression in people’s hearts…
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