Meng Jiao Poems

Meng Jiao Poems – Chant of the Rover

                      By Meng Jiao

In loving Mother’s hand a thread keeps shuttling,

To mend a traveling suit for thee who’rt parting.

O why doth she with stitches small, small sew?

For fear be thou away so long, long on th’ rove!

Say not a petty grass-blade grateful, can possibly repay

Spring sunshine’s nursing unfailing—throughout its suckling days!

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