Liu Zongyuan Poems

Liu Zongyuan was a philosopher and litterateur in the Tang Dynasty

Liu Zongyuan was a philosopher and litterateur in the Tang Dynasty

Liu Zongyuan was a philosopher and litterateur in the Tang Dynasty. He and Han Yu were the initiators of the Ancient Prose Movement of the Tang Dynasty, advocating the learning of prose in Pre-Qin Period and the Han Dynasty.

 Tang poems-A Poem to Send to Friends in the Capital

                                       By Liu Zongyuan

Mountains by the seaside—sharp pointed swords:

When autumn comes, wherever I look, they stab my grieving heart.

If I could change into a million selves,

I’d send one to climb each peak and gaze far off toward home. Continue reading »

                                                      By Liu Zongyuan

Mountains by the seaside—sharp pointed swords:

When autumn comes, wherever I look, they stab my grieving heart.

If I could change into a million selves,

I’d send one to climb each peak and gaze far off toward home.

                                      By Liu Zongyuan

A hundred mountains and no bird,

A thousand paths without a footprint:

A little boat, a bamboo cloak,

An old man fishing in the cold river-snow.

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