What does the author Bian Zhilin want to express in this modern poem "Broken Chapter"?

Poets mostly regard Bian Zhilin's Broken Chapters as a philosophical poem with profound meaning, and the first section of the poem captures a picture of daytime tourists watching the scenery. Although it is written about "seeing the scenery", the pen and ink are not splashed on the description of the scenery, only inadvertently revealing the bridge, the building, the visitors, and the flowing water, the cruise ship and the shore willow that can be inferred from it ... It is like a faint ink painting, leaving the vague background for readers to imagine, and the focus of the picture falls on the people on the bridge and upstairs who see the scenery, which is even more important.