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Bai Juyi (772–846)
Cen Shen (715–770)
Chang Jian Chen Tao Chen Ziang (661–702)
Cui Hao (?–754)
Cui Shu (?–739?)
Cui Tu Dai Shulun (732–789)
Du Fu (712–770)
Du Mu (803–852)
Du Qiuniang (?–825?)
Du Shenyan (648?–708)
Du Xunhe (846–904)
Emperor Xuanzong (685–761)
Gao Shi (716?–765)
Gu Kuang (725?–814?)
Han Hong Han Wo (842?–923)
Han Yu (768–824)
He Zhizhang (659?–744?)
Huangfu Ran (716?–770)
Jia Dao (779–843)
Jiaoran (730?–799)
Jin Changxu Li Bai (701–762)
Li Bin (?–876)
Li Duan Li Qi Li Shangyin (813?–858?)
Li Yi (748–827?)
Liu Changqing (710?–789?)
Liu Fangping Liu Shenxu Liu Yuxi (772–842)
Liu Zhongyong Liu Zongyuan (773–819)
Lu Lun (737?–798?)
Luo Binwang (640?–684?)
Ma Dai Meng Haoran (689–740)
Meng Jiao (751–814)
Pei Di Qian Qi (722?–780?)
Qin Taoyu Qiu Wei Qiwu Qian (692?–755?)
Quan Deyu (759–818)
Shen Quanqi (650?–713)
Sikong Shu Song Zhiwen (?656–?712)
Wang Bo (649?–676)
Wang Changling (690?–756?)
Wang Han Wang Jian (751?–830?)
Wang Wan Wang Wei (701–761)
Wang Zhihuan (688–742)
Wei Yingwu (737?–792?)
Wei Zhuang (836?–910)
Wen Tingyun (?–866)
Xu Hun Xue Feng Yuan Jie (719–772)
Yuan Zhen (779–831)
Zhang Bi Zhang Hu (785?–852?)
Zhang Ji (1) (776?–829?)
Zhang Ji (2)
Zhang Jiuling (678–740)
Zhang Qiao Zhang Xu Zheng Tian (824?–882?)
Zhu Qingyu Zu Yong
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*Dates not given if not known.
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Thomas Muccilli
reviewed Three Hundred Tang Poems on January 26, 2019
Three Hundred Tang Poems
Fallen Flowers
By Li Shangyin
"Admirers on the towers have left one after another.
Drifting in the garden are fallen flowers.
Blurry flower shadow stretches linking to a meandering trail.
Look remotely to the flowers reflected with sunset afterglow.
Feeling desperate, I cannot bear to sweep fallen flowers away.
With my eager expectation, spring returns hurriedly.
Whoever loves and cherish flowers naturally
complains about the flashing end of spring.
All my gain is tearful weeping with robes
dampened"
Passing the Xiangji Temple by Wang Wei
" Not knowing where the Xiangji Temple exactly it is,
A mile after another, I have wrongly entered the
peaks surrounded by clouds repeatedly.
Towering ancient trees stand there but no human
footprint is found.
Somewhere unknown resound bells tolling deep
In the mountains.
Spring water from mountains is gurgling when
hitting rocks.
Sunshine radiates its coldness in pine woods.
At dusk, I enter this tranquil pond deeply hidden
in desolation.
Peacefully, I mediate and conquer the poisonous
dragon troubling my mind."
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