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The Book of Poetry: Book VII. The Odes of Chêng: II. Chiang Chung Tzŭ

The Book of Poetry, tr. by James Legge, [1876] 2My worthy Chung, I pray, Do not in such a way Come leaping o’er my wall, And make the branches fall From my mulberry tree. That does not trouble me, But my brothers all see.   ’Tis their words I fear.     You, Chung, have my heart;   But their words severe     Will cause me to smart. 3My worthy Chung, I pray, Do not in such a way Into my garden jump, My sandal trees to thump. For them I do not care, But people grow aware What ‘tis that brings you there.   ’Tis their words I fear.     You, Chung, have my heart;   But their words severe     Will cause me to smart.