The book of Chinese Poetry : Being the Collection of Ballads, Sagas, Hymns, And Other Pieces Known As the Shih Ching; Or, Classic of Poetry
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3- Some work at home, in comfort and in peace, Lonely I pine. My tears flow 'down like rain.
When is my weary banishment to cease t To join my comrade^ there my heart is fain.
But fears of royal wrath the wish restrain ; For wanton negligence is like a net, Which for unwary feet the powers have set.
4- When we went forth the days were growing hot ; Now winter 's nigh, for harvest tide is o'er.
Dreaming of home, I mourn my wretched lot.
Each day my labours fret me more and more.
E'en sleep has n...o relief for me in store.
All night I wake, and wander to and fro.
Longing to leave, and yet afraid to go.
Shansi. The king remained there fourteen years. According to this explanation^ the subject of the poem would be one of the officers who accompanied him. The Preface assigns no time to the piece. It only says that a great officer expresses his regret that he had taken office in a time of disorder. My version again fails to follow the structure of the original.
Stanza 4. — " Harvest tide is o'er" is the equivalent of "We gather the southernwood (for fuel?) and reap the beans." It should be noted that the.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3- Some work at home, in comfort and in peace, Lonely I pine. My tears flow 'down like rain.
When is my weary banishment to cease t To join my comrade^ there my heart is fain.
But fears of royal wrath the wish restrain ; For wanton negligence is like a net, Which for unwary feet the powers have set.
4- When we went forth the days were growing hot ; Now winter 's nigh, for harvest tide is o'er.
Dreaming of home, I mourn my wretched lot.
Each day my labours fret me more and more.
E'en sleep has n...o relief for me in store.
All night I wake, and wander to and fro.
Longing to leave, and yet afraid to go.
Shansi. The king remained there fourteen years. According to this explanation^ the subject of the poem would be one of the officers who accompanied him. The Preface assigns no time to the piece. It only says that a great officer expresses his regret that he had taken office in a time of disorder. My version again fails to follow the structure of the original.
Stanza 4. — " Harvest tide is o'er" is the equivalent of "We gather the southernwood (for fuel?) and reap the beans." It should be noted that the.
What to read after The book of Chinese Poetry : Being the Collection of Ballads, Sagas, Hymns, And Other Pieces Known As the Shih Ching; Or, Classic of Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clement Francis Romilly Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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