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Foreword
The Book of Songs (c. 600 BCE)
In the Wilds is a Dead River-Deer Portrait of a Bride The Riverbank Grasshoppers and Baby Locusts Zhen and Wei Rivers Stripping Off Clothes White Moonrise There are Tall Weeds in the Fields Fruit Plummets from the Plum Tree I Beg You, Zhongzi
Sima Xiangru (179–117 BCE)
The Prose-Poem of the Beautiful Person
Zhang Heng (78–139 CE)
From T’ung-sheng-ko
Anonymous
From Nineteen Ancient Poems (Han Dynasty)
Zi Ye (3rd–4th Centuries CE)
From 42 Songs: The Cheating Lover
From 42 Songs: Night is Forever
From 42 Songs: Her Shyness
From 42 Songs: The Untied Skirt
From 42 Songs: Undressing
From 42 Songs: Street Encounter
From 42 Songs: Tangled Hair
From 20 Spring Songs: Spring Wind
From 20 Summer Songs: Lotus Flower Girl
From 20 Summer Songs: After Lovemaking
From 20 Summer Songs: Flaming Love
From 20 Summer Songs: Melons and Plum
From 20 Summer Songs: Sleeping with One Pillow
From 18 Autumn Songs: The Lovers
From 17 Winter Songs: Lust for the Summer Lover Late Autumn Sleeves Lifted A Charcoal Stove Two Love Songs
Anonymous (Six Dynasties)
My Lover Will Soon be Here This Morning Our Boat Left
Shen Yue (441–513)
From Six Reminiscences To a Friend I Met Early One Morning While She Was in Her Carriage For My Neighbor Who Was Waiting for Someone Who Didn’t Come
Emperor Wu of Liang (464–549)
The Morning Sun Shines
Emperor Jianwen of Liang (503–551)
A Beautiful Woman
Emperor Hou Zhu of Chen (553–604)
A Jade Tree Blossoms in the Back Garden
Zhang Wencheng (c. 657–730)
From The Dwelling of Playful Goddesses
—A Poem About His Knife
—A Poem About Her Sheath
—A Poem About a Broken Copper Flat-Iron
—A Poem About Writing Brushes and Inkstones 57
—Her Poem About a Bow
—His Reply About the Bow
Zhao Luanluan (8th Century)
Cloudlike Hair Slender Fingers Creamy Breasts The Sandalwood Mouth
Xie Wen (Tang Dynasty)
To Lady Zheng
Wang Wei (701–761)
A Young Lady’s Spring Thoughts For Someone Far Away
Li Bai (701–762)
Confessional Sent Far Off Singing by Green Water in Autumn An Encounter in the Field
Si Kongshu (740–790?)
I Fall Ill and Have to Marry Off My Singing Girl
Meng Jiao (751–814)
Departure in Ancient Times
Xue Tao (768–831)
Spring Gazing
Bai Juyi (772–846)
From Song of Everlasting Sorrow Song of Collecting Lotus Seeds
Bai Xingjian (776–826)
The Wedding Night (from the “Rhyme-Prose on the Supreme Joy of Sexual Union of Yin and Yang, Heaven and Earth”)
Yuan Zhen (779–831)
The Poem of Xuizhen Late Autumn White Dress Reminiscences (5 Poems)
Missing Her After Separation (Poem Two)
Spring Dawn
Han Shan (c. Late 8th–Early 9th Centuries)
Behind Pearl Curtains Full of Girls Woman in Her Prime A Flock of Beauties
Du Mu (803–852)
Given in Parting (Two Poems)
Sharing My Feelings
Xue Feng (c. 806–876)
In the Palace
Wen Tingyun (812–870)
To the Tune of “Beautiful Barbarian”
Du Qiuniang (Early 9th Century)
The Coat of Gold Brocade
Li Shangyin (813–858)
Secret of the Inner Chamber
From The Jade City Sequence Untitled
Han Wo (844–923)
Meeting Her by Accident
Wei Zhuang (c. 836–910)
To the Tune of “Silk-Washing Brook”
To the Tune of “The River City”
To the Tune of “A Lotus Leaf Cup”
Yu Xuanji (c. 843–868)
A Farewell Selling Ruined Peonies Playing Polo Autumn Complaints Sent to a Neighboring Woman Letter to a Friend
Ouyang Jiong (896–971)
To the Tune of “Washing Gauze in a Stream”
Li Yu (936–978)
To the Tune of “A Bushel of Pearls”
To the Tune of “Bodhisattva Barbarian”
To the Tune of “Bodhisattva Barbarian”
To the Tune of “Bodhisattva Barbarian”
Anonymous Female Poet (Song Dynasty)
Drunk Man
Sun Daoxuan (Song Dynasty)
To the Tune of “As in a Dream”
Liu Yong (987–1053)
To the Tune of “New Chrysanthemum Flowers”
To the Tune of “Poluomen Song”
Mei Yaochen (1002–1060)
At Night I Hear My Neighbor Singing
Ouyang Xiu (1007–1072)
To the Tune of “Spring in the Tower of Jade”
Painting Eyebrows, to the Tune of “Pouring Out Deep Emotions”
The Sound of Beating Oars Wafts in Among the Flowers You Cannot Hold It . . .
Green Jade Plum Trees in Spring When the Moon is in the River of Heaven
Qin Guan (1049–1100)
To the Tune of “Magpie Bridge Immortal”
To a Courtesan
Madam Wei (fl.1050)
To the Tune of “Attached to Her Skirt”
Zhou Bangyan (1056–1121)
To the Tune of “Rambling Young Man”
To the Tune of “Butterflies Adore Flowers”
Zhu Shuzhen (1063–1106)
To the Tune of “Washing Creek Sands”
Spring Joy Spring Night, to the Tune of “Panning Gold” 124
Li Qingzhao (1084–c.1151)
To the Tune of “Dream Song”
To the Tune of “Intoxicated in the Shade of Flowers”
To the Tune of “The Blossoming Sprig of Plum”
To the Tune of “Spring at Wu Ling”
To the Tune of “Silk Washing Brook”
Yan Rui ( fl.c. 1160)
To the Tune of “Song of Divination”
Wu Wenying (c.1200–c.1260)
To the Tune of “Washing Creek Sands”
To the Tune of “Prelude to Oriole Song”
Guan Hanjing (c.1240–c.1320)
To the Tune of “Half and Half,” Two Poems
Zheng Yunniang
The Song of Shoes (To Zhang Sheng)
To the Tune of “West River Moon” (To Zhang Sheng)
Guan Daosheng (1262–1319)
Love Poem
Anonymous (Yuan Dynasty?)
To the Tune of “Washing Gauze in a Stream”
To the Tune of “Half and Half”
Chen Keming (c.1300–after 1375)
To the Tune of “Half and Half ”
Tang Yin (1470–1523)
From The Happiness of Monks Inscription for a Portrait
Huang E (1498–1569)
To the Tune of “The Fall of a Little Wild Goose”
To the Tune of “Soaring Clouds”
To the Tune of “Red Embroidered Shoes”
To the Tune of “A Floating Cloud Crosses Enchanted Mountain”
A Farewell to a Southern Melody
Tang Xianzu (1550–1616)
From The Peony Pavilion
—Her Erotic Dream
—Jade Limbs
Xie Zhaozhe (1567–1624)
Spring Complaints
Yuan Hongdao (1568–1610)
At Hengtang Ferry
Anonymous (Ming Dynasty)
From Flower Encampment and Battle Formations
—To the Tune of “Like a Dream”
—To the Tune of “Boating at Night”
—To the Tune of “Watching the Sea Tide”
—To the Tune of “The Forest of Writing Brushes Academy”
—To the Tune of “Magpie on the Branch”
—To the Tune of “Gold Man Holding a Plate for Collecting Dew”
—To the Tune of “Spring in the Phoenix Tower”
—To the Tune of “One Sprig of Plum”
—To the Tune of “Visiting Spring”
—To the Tune of “Unhooking Entangled Rings”
—To the Tune of “Sand Washed by Waves”
Poetry Collected by Feng Menglong (1574–1646)
Untitled A Dragging Cotton Skirt Clever Lantern Shooting Star The Bento Box The Boat A Boat Trip We’e Only Happy About Tonight A Nun in Her Orchid Chamber Solitude Feels Lust Like a Monster Steal a Peep Impatience Squeeze A Good Day Tryst Flirting Flirting Flirting Cursing Dukang Misidentification Footsteps A Gift of Watermelon Seed Kernels Asking About a Bite Mark A Drunk Returns Fire in the Eyes Again Conversation Between Heart and Mouth Hooked Idiot Thoughts Idiot Thoughts Account Book Sobbing and Thinking The Dream The Dream Lovesickness Receiving a Letter Divination Departure Night Struggle Revealing Words The Fear To Keep Him Rooster Imaginary Moonrise Midnight The Girl The Girl Too Many Wind
Ling Mengchu (1580–1644)
Bed Time Between the Sheets
Wang Wei (c.1600–c.1647)
To the Tune of “Drunk in the Spring Wind”
Retired Scholar “Ailing Crane” of Tung-Hai (c.1606)
Rousing the Dreaming Lover Awakening from a Spring Slumber
Wu Weiye (1609–1672)
On Meeting an Old Flame, to the Tune of “Immortal by the River”
Anonymous (c.1618)
From The Plum in the Golden Vase
—On Infidelity
—The Six Inch Thing
—The Lotus Thing
—A Night of Many Positions
—To the Tune of “West River Moon”
—To the Tune of “West River Moon”
—To the Tune of “Walking on Grass”
—A Body Like Snow-White Jade
—Water Sex
—The Two-Edged Sword
—Green Jade and Red Rouge
—Butterfly and Flower
Wu Zao (1799–1863)
To the Tune of “Beautiful Lady Yu”
Fan Zengxiang (1846–1931)
Noonday
Wang Guowei (1877–1927)
To the Tune of “Butterfly Loving Flowers”: Visiting My Parents After My Wedding Night
Su Manshu (The Half-Monk) (1884–1918)
From 10 Narrative Poems To the Zither Player
Anonymous
On a Brothel Wall
Yu Qingzeng (Late 19th Century)
To the Tune of “Intoxicated with Shadows of Flowers”
Liu Dabai (1880–1932)
Kiss by Mail
Xu Zhimo (1895–1931)
You Deserve It
J. S. Ling (1901–?)
A Morning Shower
Mang Ke (1951–)
Darling
Zhang Zhen (1961–)
The Cat at My Friend’s House A Desire
Chen Dongdong (1961–)
Snow-Covered Sun
Tang Yaping (1962–)
Black Cave Black Midnight Black Rock
Cyril Wong (1977–)
I Didn’t Expect to Write About Sex
Biographical Notes
Acknowledgments
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