Zazen with Zenkon - Saturday poetry reading suggestions

[Zenkon]

At our Saturday morning sit, in addition to chanting the Heart Suttra and reciting the Bodhisattva Vows, we include a brief reading of a section of poetry. In the past, we have read "Faith in Mind" and "Jewel Mirror Samadhi". We are coming to the end of our current poem and I am looking for suggestions on poems people would like to hear read. Any suggestions?

Gassho

Zenkon

[Kokuu]

If you fancy a long one, there is always the Shōdōka of Yongjia Xuanjue (665–713):

https://terebess.hu/zen/sodoka.html#lev

Gassho
Kokuu
-sattoday-

[Tai Shi]

Know Kokuu
In big and little verse,

Know Kokuu
I am not remiss
Doctor upon doctor,
May I be of use in our Zendo
Proclaim poem
In Big and Little Verse
Any verse, tribute
To our friendship
May you not be
Too busy to correct
This poem meant
To keep a drowsy
Emperor awake
Sailing to Byzantium
Gold dome of Asia
Even Minor
Bridge beyond my
Humble attained
What I always
Hoped for
Which our Japanese
Scholar daughter, soon
PhD Japanese literature/
Comprehensive,
she takes place
Of parents gifted
To her achievement
Did not find scholarship
Less easy, lets father
Declare poetry
Marjorie truest
Peral pure of honest
Taught strong man
To be no rivalries
To Ko Ko, Kanji
Kokuu immovable
Face of concern.

Gassho
sat/ lah