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More Translations from the Chinese: Po Chü-i: On His...

Arthur WaleyChinese PoetryClassical Chinese Literature

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At dawn I sighed to see my hairs fall; At dusk I sighed to see my hairs fall. For I dreaded the time when the last lock should go… They are all gone and I do not mind at all! I have done with that cumbrous washing and getting dry; My tiresome comb for ever is laid aside.

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