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128. Sensing Autumn in Qin; Sent to Reverend Yuan
I have always wanted to lie down on a hill;
It hurts that I lack the capital for three trails.
The northern land is not what I want;
I miss my monk at Donglin.
Gold has been all spent on burning katsura tree;
Brave will has withered ye...
127. Returning to the Southern Mountain on New Year's Eve
Taking a rest from sending petitions to the northern palace,
I have returned to the old thatched cottage at the southern mountain.
Not talented, one gets abandoned by the bright king;
With much sickness, one’s old acquaintances become sc...
126. Had a Banquet at the Place of Taoist Priest Mei on Qingming Day
Forest, lying down, melancholy from spring running out;
I open the window to watch the glory of things.
A sudden encounter with a blue bird messenger:
I get to enter the house of Red Pine.
The first fire is laid in the crimson brazier;...
125. Climbing Xian Mountain with Many Young Men
In human affairs, there are replacements and retreats;
Departures and arrivals form the past and the present.
Rivers and mountains keep outstanding historical sites;
We climb up, again, and look down.
The water level has dropped—garths...
124. To Minister Zhang: Watching Dongting Lake
The lake’s water in August is flat:
Soaking the emptiness, it mixes with the Great Clearness.
The air dampens Cloud Dream Pond;
The waves shake Yueyang Castle.
I want to cross — no boat and paddle;
The usual life — a shame to the Divin...
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