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Qian Qi From my Study at the Mouth of the Valley. a Message to Censor Yang

Qian Qi From my Study at the Mouth of the Valley. a Message to Censor Yang

At a little grass-hut in the valley of the river,
Where a cloud seems born from a viney wall,
You will love the bamboos new with rain,
And mountains tender in the sunset.
Cranes drift early here to rest
And autumn flowers are slow to fade....
I have bidden my pupil to sweep the grassy path
For the coming of my friend.