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Hiding in Caverns Formed from Old Roots
The Collected Poems of Yu Xuanji
Klein, Lucas; Xuanji, Yu
Oxford University Press Inc
01/2025
160
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9780197778173
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgements
Introduction
Poems
1. Written on the Willows on the River
2. To the Neighbor Girl
3. To Guoxiang
4. To the Master Alchemist
5. To Secretary Liu
6. At the Temple of Washing Silk
7. Selling Wilted Peonies
8. In Exchange for the Mat from Scholar Li
9. A Love Letter for Li Yi
10. A Boudoir Complaint
11. Spring Feelings, Sent to Li Yi
12. Polo Poem
13. Feelings at the End of Spring, Sent to a Friend
14. Winter Night, Sent to Wen Tingyun
15. In Exchange for Li Ying's poem "Coming Back from Fishing One Summer Day"
16. Rhyming with My New Neighbor to the West, On Sharing Some Wine
17. Rhyming with a Friend
18. Rhymes Mourning a New Graduate: Two Poems
19. Traveling to the Daoist Temple of Reverent Authenticity, I See the Names of New Candidates Posted on the South Tower
20. Sad Thoughts: Two Poems
21. River Ditty
22. Hearing that Censor Li was Back from Fishing I Sent This as a Gift
23. At Providing Fortune Monastery, Created by Recluse Ren
24. At the Pavilion Hidden in Fog
25. Detained by Rain on Double Ninth Festival
26. Early Autumn
27. Sent to Someone as an Expression of How I Feel
28. A Date with a Friend who Couldn't Make It, Being Detained by Rain
29. Visiting Alchemist Zhao, Who Was Not There
30. Expressing Thoughts
31. Sent to Wen Tingyun
32. Stopping by Ezhou
33. Summer Days, Mountain Living
34. The Scene in Late Spring
35. An Elegy on Behalf of Someone
36. Rhyming with Someone
37. Across the Han River-for Li Yi
38. A Parable
39. Sad Longings at Jiangling, for Li Yi
40. For Li Yi
41. Seeing You Off: Two Poems
42. A Welcome for Sir Li Jinren
43. Zuo Mingchang Sends a Messenger en route to the Capital from Zezhou
44. Following Someone Else's Rhyme Words
45. Guang, Wei, and Pou, Sisters Orphaned Young Who Are Growing into Beauties, Wrote a Work of Such Peerless Quintessence that Even the Snow Couplet by the Xie Family Could Add Nothing to It, So I Wrote This Following its Rhymes After It Was Shown to Me by a Visitor from the Capital
46. To Break Willow Branches
47. Fragments
Appendices
1. "Linked Lines" by the Sisters Guang, Wei, and Pou (their surname lost)
2. Huangfu Mei (fl. 873-910), "Yu Xuanji is executed for flogging Lueqiao to death"
3. Sun Guangxian (d. 968), from The Trivialities of North Dream
4. Zhai Yongming (b. 1955), "The Rhapsody of Yu Xuanji"
Works Cited
Introduction
Poems
1. Written on the Willows on the River
2. To the Neighbor Girl
3. To Guoxiang
4. To the Master Alchemist
5. To Secretary Liu
6. At the Temple of Washing Silk
7. Selling Wilted Peonies
8. In Exchange for the Mat from Scholar Li
9. A Love Letter for Li Yi
10. A Boudoir Complaint
11. Spring Feelings, Sent to Li Yi
12. Polo Poem
13. Feelings at the End of Spring, Sent to a Friend
14. Winter Night, Sent to Wen Tingyun
15. In Exchange for Li Ying's poem "Coming Back from Fishing One Summer Day"
16. Rhyming with My New Neighbor to the West, On Sharing Some Wine
17. Rhyming with a Friend
18. Rhymes Mourning a New Graduate: Two Poems
19. Traveling to the Daoist Temple of Reverent Authenticity, I See the Names of New Candidates Posted on the South Tower
20. Sad Thoughts: Two Poems
21. River Ditty
22. Hearing that Censor Li was Back from Fishing I Sent This as a Gift
23. At Providing Fortune Monastery, Created by Recluse Ren
24. At the Pavilion Hidden in Fog
25. Detained by Rain on Double Ninth Festival
26. Early Autumn
27. Sent to Someone as an Expression of How I Feel
28. A Date with a Friend who Couldn't Make It, Being Detained by Rain
29. Visiting Alchemist Zhao, Who Was Not There
30. Expressing Thoughts
31. Sent to Wen Tingyun
32. Stopping by Ezhou
33. Summer Days, Mountain Living
34. The Scene in Late Spring
35. An Elegy on Behalf of Someone
36. Rhyming with Someone
37. Across the Han River-for Li Yi
38. A Parable
39. Sad Longings at Jiangling, for Li Yi
40. For Li Yi
41. Seeing You Off: Two Poems
42. A Welcome for Sir Li Jinren
43. Zuo Mingchang Sends a Messenger en route to the Capital from Zezhou
44. Following Someone Else's Rhyme Words
45. Guang, Wei, and Pou, Sisters Orphaned Young Who Are Growing into Beauties, Wrote a Work of Such Peerless Quintessence that Even the Snow Couplet by the Xie Family Could Add Nothing to It, So I Wrote This Following its Rhymes After It Was Shown to Me by a Visitor from the Capital
46. To Break Willow Branches
47. Fragments
Appendices
1. "Linked Lines" by the Sisters Guang, Wei, and Pou (their surname lost)
2. Huangfu Mei (fl. 873-910), "Yu Xuanji is executed for flogging Lueqiao to death"
3. Sun Guangxian (d. 968), from The Trivialities of North Dream
4. Zhai Yongming (b. 1955), "The Rhapsody of Yu Xuanji"
Works Cited
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Acknowledgements
Introduction
Poems
1. Written on the Willows on the River
2. To the Neighbor Girl
3. To Guoxiang
4. To the Master Alchemist
5. To Secretary Liu
6. At the Temple of Washing Silk
7. Selling Wilted Peonies
8. In Exchange for the Mat from Scholar Li
9. A Love Letter for Li Yi
10. A Boudoir Complaint
11. Spring Feelings, Sent to Li Yi
12. Polo Poem
13. Feelings at the End of Spring, Sent to a Friend
14. Winter Night, Sent to Wen Tingyun
15. In Exchange for Li Ying's poem "Coming Back from Fishing One Summer Day"
16. Rhyming with My New Neighbor to the West, On Sharing Some Wine
17. Rhyming with a Friend
18. Rhymes Mourning a New Graduate: Two Poems
19. Traveling to the Daoist Temple of Reverent Authenticity, I See the Names of New Candidates Posted on the South Tower
20. Sad Thoughts: Two Poems
21. River Ditty
22. Hearing that Censor Li was Back from Fishing I Sent This as a Gift
23. At Providing Fortune Monastery, Created by Recluse Ren
24. At the Pavilion Hidden in Fog
25. Detained by Rain on Double Ninth Festival
26. Early Autumn
27. Sent to Someone as an Expression of How I Feel
28. A Date with a Friend who Couldn't Make It, Being Detained by Rain
29. Visiting Alchemist Zhao, Who Was Not There
30. Expressing Thoughts
31. Sent to Wen Tingyun
32. Stopping by Ezhou
33. Summer Days, Mountain Living
34. The Scene in Late Spring
35. An Elegy on Behalf of Someone
36. Rhyming with Someone
37. Across the Han River-for Li Yi
38. A Parable
39. Sad Longings at Jiangling, for Li Yi
40. For Li Yi
41. Seeing You Off: Two Poems
42. A Welcome for Sir Li Jinren
43. Zuo Mingchang Sends a Messenger en route to the Capital from Zezhou
44. Following Someone Else's Rhyme Words
45. Guang, Wei, and Pou, Sisters Orphaned Young Who Are Growing into Beauties, Wrote a Work of Such Peerless Quintessence that Even the Snow Couplet by the Xie Family Could Add Nothing to It, So I Wrote This Following its Rhymes After It Was Shown to Me by a Visitor from the Capital
46. To Break Willow Branches
47. Fragments
Appendices
1. "Linked Lines" by the Sisters Guang, Wei, and Pou (their surname lost)
2. Huangfu Mei (fl. 873-910), "Yu Xuanji is executed for flogging Lueqiao to death"
3. Sun Guangxian (d. 968), from The Trivialities of North Dream
4. Zhai Yongming (b. 1955), "The Rhapsody of Yu Xuanji"
Works Cited
Introduction
Poems
1. Written on the Willows on the River
2. To the Neighbor Girl
3. To Guoxiang
4. To the Master Alchemist
5. To Secretary Liu
6. At the Temple of Washing Silk
7. Selling Wilted Peonies
8. In Exchange for the Mat from Scholar Li
9. A Love Letter for Li Yi
10. A Boudoir Complaint
11. Spring Feelings, Sent to Li Yi
12. Polo Poem
13. Feelings at the End of Spring, Sent to a Friend
14. Winter Night, Sent to Wen Tingyun
15. In Exchange for Li Ying's poem "Coming Back from Fishing One Summer Day"
16. Rhyming with My New Neighbor to the West, On Sharing Some Wine
17. Rhyming with a Friend
18. Rhymes Mourning a New Graduate: Two Poems
19. Traveling to the Daoist Temple of Reverent Authenticity, I See the Names of New Candidates Posted on the South Tower
20. Sad Thoughts: Two Poems
21. River Ditty
22. Hearing that Censor Li was Back from Fishing I Sent This as a Gift
23. At Providing Fortune Monastery, Created by Recluse Ren
24. At the Pavilion Hidden in Fog
25. Detained by Rain on Double Ninth Festival
26. Early Autumn
27. Sent to Someone as an Expression of How I Feel
28. A Date with a Friend who Couldn't Make It, Being Detained by Rain
29. Visiting Alchemist Zhao, Who Was Not There
30. Expressing Thoughts
31. Sent to Wen Tingyun
32. Stopping by Ezhou
33. Summer Days, Mountain Living
34. The Scene in Late Spring
35. An Elegy on Behalf of Someone
36. Rhyming with Someone
37. Across the Han River-for Li Yi
38. A Parable
39. Sad Longings at Jiangling, for Li Yi
40. For Li Yi
41. Seeing You Off: Two Poems
42. A Welcome for Sir Li Jinren
43. Zuo Mingchang Sends a Messenger en route to the Capital from Zezhou
44. Following Someone Else's Rhyme Words
45. Guang, Wei, and Pou, Sisters Orphaned Young Who Are Growing into Beauties, Wrote a Work of Such Peerless Quintessence that Even the Snow Couplet by the Xie Family Could Add Nothing to It, So I Wrote This Following its Rhymes After It Was Shown to Me by a Visitor from the Capital
46. To Break Willow Branches
47. Fragments
Appendices
1. "Linked Lines" by the Sisters Guang, Wei, and Pou (their surname lost)
2. Huangfu Mei (fl. 873-910), "Yu Xuanji is executed for flogging Lueqiao to death"
3. Sun Guangxian (d. 968), from The Trivialities of North Dream
4. Zhai Yongming (b. 1955), "The Rhapsody of Yu Xuanji"
Works Cited
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