Climbing On Ban-Gu Pavilion Poem by Kinsley Lee
Climbing On Ban-Gu Pavilion
Where deep autumn trees are tinged, I climb to the pavilion atop the knoll.
In the distance, seagulls cry, and egrets descend on the sandy shoal.
Sitting, leaning like a premier, the calm are the winds, and warm are the rays,
The wild geese pass by the sky and they're graceful and thankful like bygone days.
(Mar.20th,2024. Kinsley Lee)
Friday, March 22, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: autumn
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Ban-gu means to be a friend with seagulls
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