Cathay: Translations By Ezra Pound, For The Most Part From The Chinese Of Rihaku, From The Notes Of The Late Ernest Fenollosa, And The Decipherings Of The Professors Mori And Ariga (Classic Reprint) -Like New

Cathay: Translations By Ezra Pound, For The Most Part From The Chinese Of Rihaku, From The Notes Of The Late Ernest Fenollosa, And The Decipherings Of The Professors Mori And Ariga (Classic Reprint) -Like New

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Excerpt From Cathay: Translations By Ezra Pound, For The Most Part From The Chinese Of Rihaku, From The Notes Of The Late Ernest Fenollosa, And The Decipherings Of The Professors Mori And Ariga

Song Of The Bowmen Of Shu

Here We Are, Picking The First Fern-Shoots
And Saying: When Shall We Get Back To Our Country?
Here We Are Because We Have The Ken-Nin For Our Foemen,
We Have No Comfort Because Of These Mongols.
We Grub The Soft Fern-Shoots,
When Anyone Says Return, The Others Are Full Of Sorrow.
Sorrowful Minds, Sorrow Is Strong, We Are Hungry And Thirsty.
Our Defence Is Not Yet Made Sure, No One Can Let His Friend Return.
We Grub The Old Fern-Stalks.
We Say: Will We Be Let To Go Back In October?
There Is No Ease In Royal Affairs, We Have No Comfort.
Our Sorrow Is Bitter, But We Would Not Return To Our Country.
What Flower Has Come Into Blossom?
Whose Chariot? The Generals.
Horses, His Horses Even, Are Tired. They Were Strong.

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