Chinese Lyrics From the book of Jade
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[25] Intoxication of Love THE petals of the water-lilies tremble as the wind murmurs through the Palace of the Waters.
The King of Lou lounges idly on the terrace of Kou-Sou; before him is Sy-Che; she is dancing, and her movements are rhythmic and full of delicate grace.
Then she laughs, sensuous in her weariness ; she leans against the royal white jade bed, and gazes towards the east.
Li-Tai-Pe.
[26] A Dwelling in the Heart CRUEL flames laid waste the house where I was born; I put to sea in my... gilded ship to lessen my despair.
I took my flute and played to the moon, but she hid her face with a cloud for my song was sad.
Disheartened I turned back to the mountain, but I found no solace there ; childhood joys seemed to vanish with my home.
I wished for death; but then the moon seemed mirrored in the sea, and past me sped a maiden in her bark.
Were it her wish, I'd build another dwelling in her heart.
Thou-Fou.
[27] The Birds Are Singing at Dusk AT dusk a cool wind blows the song of birds to a window where a maiden is sitting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[25] Intoxication of Love THE petals of the water-lilies tremble as the wind murmurs through the Palace of the Waters.
The King of Lou lounges idly on the terrace of Kou-Sou; before him is Sy-Che; she is dancing, and her movements are rhythmic and full of delicate grace.
Then she laughs, sensuous in her weariness ; she leans against the royal white jade bed, and gazes towards the east.
Li-Tai-Pe.
[26] A Dwelling in the Heart CRUEL flames laid waste the house where I was born; I put to sea in my... gilded ship to lessen my despair.
I took my flute and played to the moon, but she hid her face with a cloud for my song was sad.
Disheartened I turned back to the mountain, but I found no solace there ; childhood joys seemed to vanish with my home.
I wished for death; but then the moon seemed mirrored in the sea, and past me sped a maiden in her bark.
Were it her wish, I'd build another dwelling in her heart.
Thou-Fou.
[27] The Birds Are Singing at Dusk AT dusk a cool wind blows the song of birds to a window where a maiden is sitting.
What to read after Chinese Lyrics From the book of Jade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Gautier to read onlineMoreLess
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