Seeing Off Li Duan (Lu Lun)
送李端 (盧綸) · Three Hundred Tang Poems
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Seeing Off Li Duan (Lu Lun)
In the old pass, withered grass spreads everywhere;
this parting is truly cause for sorrow.
Your road leads beyond the cold clouds,
I return home in the time of evening snow.
Orphaned young, I wandered early as a guest;
through many hardships, I came to know you late.
I hide my tears—or rather, weep—and face the empty distance;
amid wind and dust, where shall we meet again?
送李端 (盧綸)
故關衰草遍,離別正堪悲。
路出寒雲外,人歸暮雪時。
少孤為客早,多難識君遲。
掩淚一作「泣」空相向,風塵何處一作「所」期。
