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4.0 out of 5 stars
Relevant and Moving,
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This review is from: Autumn Willows: Poetry by Women of China's Golden Age (Paperback)
Most poems deal with loneliness and longing, such as, "...The longing of lovers separated, is like the light of the moon; it pierces the clouds and rides the waters to the beloved's room", while some make you feel you can smell the Mandarin Duck Flowers "Their verdant splendor fills the scented stairs of stone; like little mandarin ducks, in pairs..." or the feeling of looking out from a mountaintop, "...gazing abroad from up in the sky, my headdress, with its trailing pearls crowns a thousand peaks." Poems worth memorizing and reflecting on.
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Autumn Willows: Poetry by Women of China's Golden Age by Thomas Cleary (Paperback - September 1, 2003)
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