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A fragment moon hangs from the bare tung tree
The water clock runs out, all is still
Who sees the dim figure come and go alone
Misty, indistinct, the shadow of a lone wild goose?
Startled, she gets up, looks back
With longing no one sees
And will not settle on any of the cold branches
Along the chill and lonely beach
Su Tung-po
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Read poems about / on: beach, lonely, tree, moon, water, alone, running
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Roy Storey
(2/21/2006 12:00:00 PM) |
I like this type of poem but then again i like easten poems i have a few i have done myself on another site take care Roy.
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