An Ode To The Willow Poem by He Zhizhang
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An Ode To The Willow
Rating: ★2.6
Up to your crown, O willow, dressed in the green of jades,
Myriads of twigs so verdant, droop like your silken braids.
Who knows who the tailor is, who's cut your leaves so fine? It's
The vernal winds past February, sharp as the scissors' blades.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
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Leslie Philibert
14 August 2012
A fine poem filled with rhetorical richness, classic poetry.
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