The Chinese Painted By Themselves
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I would take my instrument To play music, bpt alas !
None can hear nor understand me.
This makes you The object of my thoughts and dreams Day and night !' Descriptions have also tempted our poets ; but this kind of poetry, to escape sameness and weari- someness, must be perfect. There are many original . pieces worthy of being known. I will only quote one whose equal I believe would be vainly sought in Western poesy. I give it as one of the masterpieces of this style : THE GUITAR.
' On the bank...s of the river Tcheng-Yang In the night, I accompanied a friend.
The trees and the reeds Shaken by the winds of autumn Murmur sadly.
I had dismounted from my horse and followed My friend upon his bark ; We wished to drink one last time Classical Poetry. i8i Before separating.
But without music we were not merry, And only five minutes remained before parting.
The moon threw upon the stream A melancholy light.
Suddenly we hear the sound of a guitar.
My friend and I forget the hour of departure ; And, following the sound, Seek to discover who plays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would take my instrument To play music, bpt alas !
None can hear nor understand me.
This makes you The object of my thoughts and dreams Day and night !' Descriptions have also tempted our poets ; but this kind of poetry, to escape sameness and weari- someness, must be perfect. There are many original . pieces worthy of being known. I will only quote one whose equal I believe would be vainly sought in Western poesy. I give it as one of the masterpieces of this style : THE GUITAR.
' On the bank...s of the river Tcheng-Yang In the night, I accompanied a friend.
The trees and the reeds Shaken by the winds of autumn Murmur sadly.
I had dismounted from my horse and followed My friend upon his bark ; We wished to drink one last time Classical Poetry. i8i Before separating.
But without music we were not merry, And only five minutes remained before parting.
The moon threw upon the stream A melancholy light.
Suddenly we hear the sound of a guitar.
My friend and I forget the hour of departure ; And, following the sound, Seek to discover who plays.
What to read after The Chinese Painted By Themselves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tcheng, Ki-Tong, 1851-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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