Guiled Fleece After Ise No Miyasudokoro 10th. Century Wild Geese Poem by Jonathan ROBIN
Guiled Fleece After Ise No Miyasudokoro 10th. Century Wild Geese
Forsaking the Bourse
That falls in the Spring,
The Bulls take stock,
They must [l]earn to live
in a land without rallies
Forsaking the mists
that rise in the Spring,
wild geese fly off,
they have learned to live
in a land without flowers.
Friday, September 6, 2013
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(20 July 2001)
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