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A Parting Token For Zeng Lian Of His Leaving For Xiangyang

Du Fu 712-770 When the war horses gallop away together, Behind my wooden door         this old sick body. Glancing over the verses I hold in my hand, Thinking of this parting         my spirit is shaken. The wide expanses of the Omei evening, The high peak in the Xianshou spring. Among the venerable cronies gathered there, I try to find someone surnamed Pang!

Zèngbié Zhèng Liàn Fù Xiāngyáng

Dù Fǔ 712-770 Róngmǎ jiāo chí jì, Cháimén lǎo bìng shēn. Bǎ jūn shī guòmù, Niàn cǐ bié jīng shēn. Dì kuò Éméi wǎn, Shān gāo Xiànshōu chūn. Wèi yu qí jiù nèi, Shì mì xìng Páng rén.

Translator:

Dryden Phelps, Mary Willmott 翻譯

Notes: Pang: A native of Xiangyang invited by the Han emperor to be minister. Instead, he came to Omei and then climbed 鹿門山 Deer Gate Mountain to gather herbs.

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