Climbing in Autumn for a View from the Temple on the Terrace of General Wu
A Farewell to Governor Li on his Way Home to Hanyang
On Seeing Wang Leave for the South
While Visiting on the South Stream the Taoist Priest Chang
New Year's at Changsha
On Leaving Guijiang Again to Xue and Liu
On Passing Jia Yi's House in Changsha
An Evening View of the City of Youzhou After Coming from Hankou to Parrot Island a Poem Sent to my Friend Governor Yuan
On Parting with the Buddhist Pilgrim Ling Che
On Hearing a Lute-player
Farewell to a Buddhist Monk
Every snow accommodation Hibiscus Mountain baas
accompany Zhang qi _Set_ of central Fujian Hua Cui
赠秦系征君
Qin ji Are to Housekeeping Be defamatory because of the old mountain every load View Cui public see poetry to gift of knowledge
At night Gift of snow Qin ji During the early Qin and Xie Cure Family in Vietnam
Xiang Concubine
mottled bamboo
春草宫怀古
正朝览镜作
Guazhou Road Accompany li duan After the return of public Nandu Yangzhou Road, Send
Send Zhang The number 18 Return Tonglu
过白鹤观寻岑秀才不遇
Tin to play or strum a lute or other stringed instrument
| Multiple poems at a time |
江州重别薛六柳八二员外
江州重别薛六柳八二员外On Leaving Guijiang Again to Xue and Liu
江州重别薛六柳八二员外
Liu Changqing
Dare I, at my age, accept my summons,
Knowing of the world's ways only wine and song?....
Over the moon-edged river come wildgeese from the Tartars;
And the thinner the leaves along the Huai, the wider the southern mountains....
I ought to be glad to take my old bones back to the capital,
But what am I good for in that world, with my few white hairs?....
As bent and decrepit as you are, I am ashamed to thank you,
When you caution me that I may encounter thunderbolts.
Translator: Witter Bynner
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