A Moon Poem by Luo Zhihai
A Moon
Thousand peaks followed dusk hiding
A moon accompanied the rising tide
First tried plum's makeup, snow got drunk
Wind blew, again broke off the willow's rhyme
12/1/2016
对联体 ● 六绝罗志海著译
Two Pairs of Couplets ● Six Words of Quatrain by Luo Zhihai
◆ Chinese Text
一月
千峰随暮隐匿
一月伴潮升腾
初试梅妆雪醉
再折柳韵风行
Thursday, December 1, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: ancient,calm,drunk,flower,moon,rhyme,silence,small,snow
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