Autumn, Hearing The Headwaters On A Moonlit Night Poem by Xue Tao
Autumn, Hearing The Headwaters On A Moonlit Night
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When that chilly hue strikes clear
the single strand of mist,
a muffled trill slides
far away:
ten silken strings.
It comes, long-drawn, to pillows.
It tugs at hearts and thoughts.
It will not let
at midnight
those who sorrow sleep.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: sorrow
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