Du Fu: Wines And Foods Gone Bad Are Rotting - The Crimson Doors Behind 杜甫 朱門酒肉臭路有凍死骨 Poem by Frank Yue
Du Fu: Wines And Foods Gone Bad Are Rotting - The Crimson Doors Behind 杜甫 朱門酒肉臭路有凍死骨
Words excerpted from "From Chang'an to Fèng Xiān" Poem
-by DU FU（712-770）
-Translated by Frank C Yue
Wines and foods gone bad are rotting -
the crimson doors behind;
There are corpses, people frozen to death,
by the wayside!
I'm ashamed to be the father with such
grievous grief -
He was unable to feed his young son to
let him live!
朱門酒肉臭， 路有凍死骨。
所愧為人父， 無食竟夭折。
-出於唐 ‧ 杜甫《自京赴奉先縣詠懷五百字》詩
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