DaiTianshan glaciers

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Visiting DaiTianshan But Daoshi Not There

On Going To See A Taoist Master In The DaiTian Mountains  But Not Finding Him         Li Bai 699-762 A dog barking and the sound of water; peach blossoms heavy with dew. In these deep woods, deer can be seen; at noon along a stream, I hear no bell. Wild bamboo divides gray clouds; waterfalls hang from blue peaks. No one knows where you've gone; disheartened, I lean against a second, now a third pine.

Fǎng DàiTiānshān Dàoshi Bù Yù

Lǐ Bǒ 699-762 Guǎnfèi shuǐ shēng zhōng, Táohuā dài yǔ nóng: Shù shēn shí jiàn lù, Xī wǔ bù wén zhōng. Yě zhú fēn qīng ǎi, Fēiquán guà bì fēng; Wúr rén zhī suǒ qù, Chóu yǐ liǎng sān sōng.

Translator:

Mike O'Connor 翻譯者

Notes: From Mike O'Connor's The Basin, Life in a Chinese Province, Published by Empty Bowl, Port Townsend, Washington.

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