Best Famous Shen Poems
Here is a collection of the all-time best famous Shen poems. This is a select list of the best famous Shen poetry. Reading, writing, and enjoying famous Shen poetry (as well as classical and contemporary poems) is a great past time. These top poems are the best examples of shen poems.
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Du Fu |
Life not mutual see Act like Shen and Shang Today evening again which evening Share this candle light Young and vigorous able how long Temple hair each already grey Enquire old partly be ghosts Exclaim excited in intestines Didn't know twenty years Again at your hall Past part you not married Boys girls suddenly form a line Happy and contented respect father friend Ask I come what direction Question answer be not finish Boys girls spread out alcohol Night rain cut spring chives New cooked rice mix golden millet Host say meet hard One cup repeat ten cups Ten cups also not drunk Feel your friendship long Tomorrow separate mountain mountain Human affairs two boundless and indistinct We've lived our lives and have not seen each other, We've been just like the stars of Shen and Shang. Oh what an evening is this evening now, Together in the light of this one lamp? Young and vigorous for so short a time, Already now we both have greying temples. We ask of old friends, half of them now dead, Your exclamation stirs up my own heart. We did not know it would be twenty years, Before we met again inside your hall. When we parted then, you were unmarried, Suddenly boys and girls come in a row. Happy and content, they respect their father's friend, Asking me from which direction I come. And even before the question has been answered, The boys and girls have gone to fetch the wine. In the rainy night, they cut spring chives, And mix the fresh cooked rice with golden millet. My host says it's been hard for us to meet, One draught's repeated, now becomes ten cups. After ten cups, still I am not drunk, It's your lasting friendship which is moving. Tomorrow we'll be sundered by the hills, Just two in a boundless world of human affairs.
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