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Ezra Pound & Li Po
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The epigraphs are drawn from a selections of four poems by Rihaku and Omakitsu (Li Po 李白:《送友人入蜀》《黄鹤楼送孟浩然之广陵》《送友人》 and Wang Wei 王维:《渭城曲》, respectively). These poems are categorized together based on the theme of farewell, and are disseminated wildly for their affectionate appeal to friendship, succes...
Light rain is on the light dust.
The willows of the inn-yard
Will be going greener and greener,
But you, Sir, had better take wine ere
your departure,
For you will have no friends about
you
When you come to the gates of Go.
(Rihaku and Omakitsu)
Ezra Pound released Epigraph to Four Poems of Departure on Fri Jan 01 1915.