Katsura Rikyu (E-52)An ideal garden, at the same time that it is an unending garden, an unbounded garden, must be a garden in constant flight. A garden that always escapes our possession and everlastingly flees into the distance, a garden that flies away like a butterfly casting its shadow for but an instant, yet a garden whose existence is somehow invariably assured. |
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