Banquet Poem for Minister Wu Yuanheng, Governor of the Western Rivers District

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. INTRODUCTION xi
4. YONGWU POEMS
5. Poem in Answer to Someone’s “After the Rains, Taking Pleasure among the Bamboo” 1
6. Cicadas 4
7. Wind 5
8. Moon 6
9. Peonies 7
10. Poem Rhyming with Liu Yuxi’s “Jade Rose of Sharon” 8
11. FAREWELL POEMS
12. Seeing-Off a Friend 9
13. Seeing-Off Associate Secretary Yao 12
14. Seeing-Off Zheng, Prefect of Meizhou 13
15. POEMS ON LOVE AND ON COURTESANS
16. Gazing at Spring, I 15
17. Gazing at Spring, II 18
18. Gazing at Spring, III 19
19. Gazing at Spring, IV 20
20. Homethoughts 21
21. Autumn, Hearing the Headwaters on a Moonlit Night 22
22. Riverbank 23
23. Willow Floss 24
24. Mountain Pear Blossoms: Poem Rhyming with One by Li, General of the Armies 25
25. OCCASIONAL VERSE
26. Banquet Poem for Minister Wu Yuanheng, Governor of the Western Rivers District 27
27. Another Banquet Poem for Minister Wu 30
28. Rained-Out on the Mid-Autumn Festival, I 31
29. Rained-Out on the Mid-Autumn Festival, II 32
30. A Wandering Tour of the Countryside in Spring: Sent to Master Sun 33
31. Another Poem for Master Sun 34
32. Sent upon Being 111 and Unable to Accompany ^ Minister Duan on an Excursion to Wudan Temple 35
33. Written to Thank Licentiate Yong for Painting of the Yangzi Gorges 36
34. Written to Thank Auxiliary Xin for a Spray of Flowers 37
35. Trying on New-Made Clothes, I 38
36. Trying on New-Made Clothes, II 39
37. Trying on New-Made Clothes, III 40
38. POEMS OF PROTEST, POEMS OF BANISHMENT
39. For Someone Far Away, I 41
40. For Someone Far Away, II 44
41. On Being Banished to the Borderlands: Submitted to Commander Wei 45
42. Another Poem for Commander Wei S I on Being Banished 46
43. On Arriving at the Borderlands: Submitted to Minister Wu 47
44. Another Poem for Minister Wu on Arriving at the Borderlands 48
45. TEN PARTINGS
46. Dog Parted from Her Master 49
47. Writing Brush Parted from the Hand 52
48. Horse Parted from Her Stable 53
49. Parrot Parted from Her Cage 54
50. Swallow Parted from Her Nest 55
51. Pearl Parted from the Palm 56
52. Fish Parted from the Pond 57
53. Falcon Parted from the Gauntlet 58
54. Bamboo Parted from the Pavillion 59
55. Mirror Parted from Its Stand 60
56. POEMS FOR HOLY PEOPLE, HOLY PLACES
57. On Beyond-the-Clouds Temple, I 61
58. On Beyond-the-Clouds Temple, II 64
59. Written on Lord-Bamboo Shrine 65
60. On Visiting the Shrine at Shamanka Mountain 66
61. Lyric Sent to a Taoist Recluse 67
62. Poem in Response to the Taoist Teacher Yang’s “On Being Summoned to Court” 68
63. On Being Presented to Monk Xuan: A Poem to Rhyme with Those by the Gathered Nobles 69
64. Listening to a Monk Play the Reed Pipes 70
65. NATURE POEMS
66. Water Chestnut and Salad-Rush Pond 71
67. Lotus-Gathering Boat 74
68. Crabapple Brook 75
69. Gazing at Stonebarrel Mountain in Early Morning: Sent to Imperial Censor Lu 76
70. Sketch of Stonebarrel Mountain 77
71. For Vice-President Xiao of the Tribunal of Censors: On the Pond His Ancestor Made 78
72. River-Moon Tower: Thinking of the Southland 79
73. For the Opening of Border Strategy Tower 80
74. Westcliff 81
75. Spring View of Chengdu, the Brocade City 82
76. POEMS ON POETRY
77. In Response to Lord Commissioner Wen 83
78. In Response to Licentiate Zhu, Thirteenth of His Generation 86
79. In Response to Grand Secretary Du of the Imperial Cabinet 87
80. Sending Old Poems to Yuan Zhen 88
81. NOTES TO THE POEMS 89
82. Backmatter 109