Li Bai — "I wake with the moon on my pillow—it’s frost, I suppose."
I wake with the moon on my pillow—it’s frost, I suppose.
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From '静夜思' (Thoughts on a Quiet Night), a famous but oddly phrased line about moonlight.
Date: circa 726
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