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An  anthology  of  320  poems.  Discover  Chinese  poetry  in  its  golden  age  and  some  of  the 
greatest  Chinese  poets.  Tr.  by  Bynner  (en). 


Tangshil.  1.(23) 


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A  Boat  in  Spring  on  Ruoya  lake 


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Thoughtful  elation  has  no  end: 

Onward  I  bear  it  to  whatever  come. 

And  my  boat  and  I,  before  the  evening  breeze 

Passing  flowers,  entering  the  lake, 

Turn  at  nightfall  toward  the  western  valley, 

Where  I  watch  the  south  star  over  the  mountain 

And  a  mist  that  rises,  hovering  soft, 

And  the  low  moon  slanting  through  the  trees; 

And  I  choose  to  put  away  from  me  every  worldly  matter 

And  only  to  be  an  old  man  with  a  fishing-pole. 


Bynner  23 


Un  jour,  dans  l'atelier  de  mon  maitre  Sha  Zhonghu,  nous  avons  calligraphic  separement  sur 
deux  grandes  feuilles  de  papier  de  riz  le  poeme  de  Meng  Haoran  (689-740)  intitule  « 
Sommeil  de  printemps  »  : 

Au  printemps  le  sommeil  dure  au  dela  de  l'aube 

De  tous  les  cotes  parvient  le  chant  des  oiseaux 

La  nuit  est  a  peine  troublee  par  le  murmure  du  vent  et  de  la  pluie 

Qui  sait  combien  de  fleurs  sont  tombees  cette  nuit  ? 

Anon.  -  2  -  2004/12/03 

Pour  entendre  le  poeme,  avec  ou  sans  musique: 
http://e-texts.org/cetexts/005 1  .htm 

Guillemot  -  6  -  2003/12/04 

Tang  Shi  I.  1.(23)  W  ii 
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