Here’s Mary Tang’s translation of a poem by Li Shang-yin.
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Here’s Mary Tang’s translation of a poem by Li Shang-yin.
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nice imagery
Glad you like Mary’s translation.
Really beautiful.
I agree.
Thank you for reblogging, Len.
You’re most welcome. He’s one of my favorite T’ang Dynasty poets.
That has a very sweet note. I am wondering what the instructions in the last line reference?
The poet is asking the birds to wet the flowers with their tears for him.
Yes of course.