Lu You: The Maple Leaves Start To Redden, And The Other Leaves, Yellow陸游 楓葉初丹槲葉黄 河陽愁鬢怯新霜 Poem by Frank Yue

Lu You: The Maple Leaves Start To Redden, And The Other Leaves, Yellow陸游 楓葉初丹槲葉黄 河陽愁鬢怯新霜

Shen Garden Re-visited the Third Time
-by LU YOU (1125-1210
-Translated by Frank C Yue


The maple leaves start to redden, and the other leaves, yellow;
With new frost on river and silver in m'hair, I have mellow'd.
The trees and pavil'on seem old and I turn my head in vain;
On the path to the Fountain who can share my sorrows and pain?
Dust covers the old inked poem and the dilapidated wall;
Truncated life, elusive dreams: memories aren't clear at all.
Over the years only pure thoughts remain: I've seen through the trick;
Turning to the prayer altar, I offer you an incense-stick.


三游沈園 南宋 • 陸游

當 陸游63歲時, 再游沈園,题诗。

小序云:
禹迹寺南,有沈氏小園。四十年前,尝题小阕壁间。
偶复一到,而園已三易主,读之怅然。


三游沈園南宋 • 陸游

楓葉初丹槲葉黄,
河陽愁鬢怯新霜。
林亭感舊空回首,
泉路凭誰說斷腸?
壞壁舊題塵漠漠,
斷雲幽夢事茫茫。
年来妄念消除盡,
回向蒲龛一炷香。

Saturday, October 24, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: death
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Me Poet Yeps Poet 24 October 2020

new frost on river and silver in m'hair, I have mellow'd. so has ppmeeeeeeeeeeeee

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