Late summer on the river the sun and wind are mild
the little birds below the eaves are grown
sun-drenched butterflies dance among the flowers
newly spun spiderwebs brighten every room
threadbare curtains invite the moon's reflection
a pillow made of clay echoes with the current
my long-graying temples recall the frost and snow
let me pass this life chopping wood and fishing
Chang Feng
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