花开花落花满天缘起缘灭缘随缘
[huā kāi huā luò huā măn tiān yuán qĭ yuán miè yuán suí yuán]
This poetic line refers to the transient nature of life symbolized by blooming flowers and then falling petals (literal: as flowers bloom and fall, they fill the sky; as fate begins and ends, it goes with the flow), suggesting acceptance of fleeting moments in both beauty and connection. It implies contentment despite inevitable partings or changes.