معبد سو وو / Temple of Su Wu
蘇武廟 · Three Hundred Tang Poems
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معبد سو وو / Temple of Su Wu
Su Wu's soul was spent before the Han envoy's arrival;
The ancient shrine and tall trees both stand in silent oblivion.
Beyond the clouds, wild geese cut off beneath the Hu sky's moon;
Upon the Long plateau, sheep return through border grass and mist.
When he returned, the terraces and towers were no longer his lord's tent;
When he left, his cap and sword marked the prime of his years.
No marquis' seal was granted at Maoling's tomb;
In vain he weeps toward autumn waves for the river of passing time.
蘇武廟
蘇武魂銷漢使前,古祠高樹兩茫然。
雲邊雁斷胡天月,隴上羊歸塞草煙。
回日樓臺非甲帳,去時冠劍是丁年。
茂陵不見封侯印,空向秋波哭逝川。
