Du Fu — "My thatched roof is torn by autumn winds—the village boys steal my thatch."
My thatched roof is torn by autumn winds—the village boys steal my thatch.
My thatched roof is torn by autumn winds—the village boys steal my thatch.
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"The mud has thawed, and swallows fly around, On the warm sand, mandarin ducks are sleeping."
"My darling son now will not leave my knee, He's scared that I will go away again."
"How I long to lie down in some gully, alone and untrammeled! But I laugh at myself: an old madman growing older, growing madder."
"The ladle's cast aside, the cup not green, The stove still looks as if a fiery red. To many places, communications are broken, I sit, but cannot read my books for grief."
"The country is broken, but mountains and rivers remain."
From '茅屋为秋风所破歌' (My Thatched Roof Is Torn by Autumn Winds), a strangely specific grievance.
Date: 760
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