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Born in 698 / Died in 759 / China / Chinese

Poems by Wang Wei

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Living by the River

...  Gave up the world to refresh the garden ...

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From the Mountain

...  All you will see is White Clouds ...

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Drifting

...  The faintest ripples still and evening’s here ...

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Passing the Temple

...  In pine-winds, feel the touch of autumn ...

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Living in the Hills

...  Red lotus shedding its old sleeves ...

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Meditation

... Becomes one with your clothes ...

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Words spoken to P’ei Ti

...  Swinging a thorn-branch, find the way ...

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Three Songs For Lady Pan

...  Seen through gauze the autumn night ...

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A Farm-house On The Wei River

... And the farmers, returning with hoes on their shoulders, ...

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At Parting

... And would rest at the foot of the southern mountain ...

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To Qiwu Qian Bound Home After Failing In An Examination

... I pour you the farewell wine as you set out from the capital -- ...