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Introduction | 3 | |
Drinking Wine (I) | 13 | |
Drinking Wine (II) | 14 | |
Drinking Wine (III) | 15 | |
Returning to Fields and Gardens (I) | 16 | |
Returning to Fields and Gardens (II) | 17 | |
Song of Liang-chou | 18 | |
Bamboo Grove | 19 | |
Deer Park | 20 | |
Hsin-yi Village | 21 | |
Untitled | 22 | |
Highland | 23 | |
Sending Off Mr. Yuan | 24 | |
Drinking Alone with the Moon | 25 | |
Song of Ch'ang-kan | 26 | |
Night Thoughts | 28 | |
The Lotus | 29 | |
To the Tune of "Clear Happiness" | 30 | |
Return to Chiang Village | 31 | |
Spring View | 32 | |
Night at the Tower | 33 | |
Moonlight Night | 34 | |
Thoughts on a Night Journey | 35 | |
A Question Addressed to Mr. Liu | 36 | |
Snow on the River | 37 | |
Flying Light | 38 | |
Song of the Collator's Sword in the Spring Bureau | 40 | |
Autumn Comes | 42 | |
Anchored at Ch'in-huai River | 43 | |
Easing My Heart | 44 | |
The Brocade Zither | 45 | |
Untitled (I) | 46 | |
Untitled (II) | 47 | |
The Lo-yu Tombs | 48 | |
On a Rainy Night, Lines to Be Sent North | 49 | |
To the Tune of "Meeting Happiness" | 50 | |
To the Tune of "Joy in the Oriole's Flight" | 51 | |
Spring Night | 52 | |
To the Tune of "Intoxicated in the Shadows of Flowers" | 53 | |
To the Tune of "Telling My Most Intimate Feelings" | 54 | |
To the Tune of "Plum Blossoms in the Breeze": Evening Bell at a Misty Temple | 55 | |
To the Tune of "Sailing at Night" (I) | 56 | |
To the Tune of "Sailing at Night" (II) | 57 | |
To the Tune of "Sky-clear Sand": Autumn Thoughts | 58 | |
Inscribed on a Painting | 59 | |
Globefish | 60 | |
Bamboo | 61 | |
From a Painting of a Cat | 62 | |
Inscription for a Painting | 63 | |
Bright Light and Cloud Shadows | 64 | |
Dead Water | 65 | |
Perhaps | 67 | |
Miracle | 68 | |
The Last Day | 72 | |
Good Harvest | 73 | |
The Plum Hint | 74 | |
On the Willow Bank | 76 | |
Red Rain | 78 | |
Notes to Poems | 81 | |
Biographical Notes | 85 | |
About the Translator | 89 |
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Add Silk Dragon: Translations from the Chinese, Poetry. Asian Studies. Arthur Sze has rare qualifications when it comes to translating Chinese: he is an award-winning poet who was raised in both languages. A second-generation Chinese-American, Sze has gathered over 70 poems that have had a profound eff, Silk Dragon: Translations from the Chinese to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Silk Dragon: Translations from the Chinese, Poetry. Asian Studies. Arthur Sze has rare qualifications when it comes to translating Chinese: he is an award-winning poet who was raised in both languages. A second-generation Chinese-American, Sze has gathered over 70 poems that have had a profound eff, Silk Dragon: Translations from the Chinese to your collection on WonderClub |