Which poem was written by the monk Schumann?

First, from the Chronicle of Qing Poetry (Volume 2 1), page 15 106, the last line of the leaf-sweeping record.

Original text:

"Schumann monk poetry, Yu Xiang think its s-curve. However, there are seven witticisms, such as "The cassock is slightly suspicious of cherry petals, half stained with fat and half stained with tears", "The Red Mud Temple in a gentle breeze and drizzle", "I'm not sad to see a monk return to Yan", "Look at the cold plum blossoms, I'll turn my heart to the bright moon" and "Who knows the bright moon shines in the ditch". Yongxin Press: This passage is often mispronounced. It should be "Schumann's monk poem, which I think is enchanting. However, there are seven witticisms, such as "The cassock is suspicious of cherry petals, half stained with fat and half stained with tears", "The monk in Hongni Temple is not in sight in the breeze and drizzle", "Every time a gentleman is sad, I see the cold plum has not fallen" and "I wanted to concentrate on the bright moon, and the bright moon shines on the ditch".