The Garden of Bright Waters - One Hundred and Twenty Asiatic Love Poems by Unknown
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page 67 of 108 (62%)
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A VIRTUOUS WIFE One moment I place your two bright pearls against my robe, And the red silk mirrors a rose in each. Why did I not meet you before I married? See, there are two tears quivering at my lids; I am giving back your pearls. _From the Chinese of Chang Chi (770-850)._ WRITTEN ON A WALL IN SPRING It rained last night, But fair weather has come back This morning. The green clusters of the palm-trees Open and begin to throw shadows. But sorrow drifts slowly down about me. I come and go in my room, Heart-heavy with memories. |
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