Evening falls gently on the resting mountainside. The last colors linger in the multi-colored west. Cicadas sing in the dark woods and crickets chirp, The wood-shrikes and fly-catchers are now in their nest.
The long day is now done, and regrets are a waste, My problems seem fleeting, insubstantial, and vain: My shallow victories fade, my ills disappear, When all things cease to matter, only you remain.