The Garden of Bright Waters - One Hundred and Twenty Asiatic Love Poems by Unknown
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Not for her elaborate house
On the banks of Yellow River; But for a willow-leaf she has let fall Into the water. I am in love with the east breeze. Not that he brings the scent of the flowering of peaches White on Eastern Hill; But that he has drifted the willow-leaf Against my boat. I am in love with the willow-leaf. Not that he speaks of green spring Coming to us again; But that the dreaming girl Pricked there a name with her embroidery needle, And the name is mine. _From the Chinese of Chang Chiu Ling (675-740)._ A POET LOOKS AT THE MOON I hear a woman singing in my garden, |
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