Three Hundred Tang Poems
Hyun Woo KimChinese poems from the Tang Dynasty in your inbox, every Wednesday
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 115 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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114. Climbing the Yueyang Tower
In the past, I heard about Dongting’s water;
Today, I climb the Yueyang Tower.
Wu and Chu burst into East and South;
The sky and the earth are afloat, day and night.
Not a single word from close friends;
Old and sick, but I have a lone...
113. A Night of Drifting, Writing Down Thoughts
Thin grass, a soft breeze, a bank;
A tall mast, a night boat, alone;
A star-poured plain, vast;
A big, moon-surging river, flowing;
How can writing reveal a name?
Old and sick, should rest from one’s post.
Roving, roving, what is it l...
112. Bidding Farewell to Minister Fang's Tomb
Again on the road to work at others’ hometown,
I halt the horse and bid farewell to the lonely tomb.
Nearby, there is no dry earth due to tears;
In the low sky, there are cut-up clouds.
When it came to the game of go, Grand Tutor Xi;
L...
111. A Poem with Four Rhymes: Fengji Station, Sending Off Master Yan Again
Farewell from here, sending you off afar;
The blue mountain, in vain, adds more feelings.
When will we hold goblets again?
Last night, we kept company with the Moon.
Wistfully, many provinces sang praises;
Gloriously, you were in and...
110. Missing Li Bai at the End of the Sky
Cool winds rise from the end of the sky;
You, sir, what are your thoughts?
When will the wild goose’s legs arrive?
In rivers and lakes, there is much autumn water.
Literature hates it when one’s fate is fortunate;
Demons like it when p...
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Works in The Metropolitan Review, The Republic of Letters, Puerto del Sol, and others. I read, write, and translate.
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