When The Pear-Flowers're Raining And Scattering Poem by Kinsley Lee
When The Pear-Flowers're Raining And Scattering
Mae-Chang, Lee
Departing, the lover whose sleeves, I dragged, caught
And wept when the pear-flowers were raining and scattering.
The lover if he is too longing for me or nought.
When the autumn winds are blowing and the leaves are falling.
In the long distance, the dreams feel lonely,
I have a dream and awake from it frequently.
Tuesday, April 26, 2022
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The original poem was written in Korean by Mae-Chang, Lee, and translated in English by Kinsley. And this picture is from 'Hwa-yang-yun-hwa JJang'.s Daum-blog.
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