Chinese Poems
Chinese Poems
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My spirit shall for ever live with thee.
^ Chinese commentators regard this poem as Su's farewell to his own wife, written when he was sent on an expedition to the land of the Hsiung-nu, where he was captured and kept in captivity for many years.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 96 Z^t TX?anbetet'0 (giHutn BY TU PU T*ANG Dynasty 2^HE setting sun beneath the red-lined clouds, Which mass around the foot-hills in the west, Still floods the valley with a rose-hued light, And lures the chirping birds to seek th...eir rest.
The wayworn traveller pauses near the gate, From which he sallied forth so long ago ; Unconscious then of what Fate held in store — The years of separation, loss, and woe.
The neighbours press around the garden fence.
And gaze with mouth agape, or quietly sigh ; While wife and children awestruck, rigid stand.
And then tears flow and to his arms they fly.
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE WANPEKEB'S EETURN 97 * For years on revolution's waves IVe tossed, While wife and bairns mourned me in hopeless plight ; And now to-night, as in a dream, I sit With all my loved ones 'neath the lamp's bright light/ Digitized by VjOOQ iC 98 Zi^ ^ttaeuuB of a ^impU BY LI-SHANG-YIN T'anq Dyhasty AXN these pleasant hills residmg, Far from worldly din and strife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My spirit shall for ever live with thee.
^ Chinese commentators regard this poem as Su's farewell to his own wife, written when he was sent on an expedition to the land of the Hsiung-nu, where he was captured and kept in captivity for many years.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 96 Z^t TX?anbetet'0 (giHutn BY TU PU T*ANG Dynasty 2^HE setting sun beneath the red-lined clouds, Which mass around the foot-hills in the west, Still floods the valley with a rose-hued light, And lures the chirping birds to seek th...eir rest.
The wayworn traveller pauses near the gate, From which he sallied forth so long ago ; Unconscious then of what Fate held in store — The years of separation, loss, and woe.
The neighbours press around the garden fence.
And gaze with mouth agape, or quietly sigh ; While wife and children awestruck, rigid stand.
And then tears flow and to his arms they fly.
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE WANPEKEB'S EETURN 97 * For years on revolution's waves IVe tossed, While wife and bairns mourned me in hopeless plight ; And now to-night, as in a dream, I sit With all my loved ones 'neath the lamp's bright light/ Digitized by VjOOQ iC 98 Zi^ ^ttaeuuB of a ^impU BY LI-SHANG-YIN T'anq Dyhasty AXN these pleasant hills residmg, Far from worldly din and strife.
What to read after Chinese Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Budd to read onlineMoreLess
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