41. Li Po Poetry Poems by li po. On Visiting a Taoist Master in the TaiT'ien Mountainsand Not Finding Him Where the dogs bark by the roaring waters http://members.aol.com/Riversleep/Zen/LiPo.htm

42. Ou Li Po Ou li po. oulipo L'OUVROIR DE LITTÉRATURE POTENTIELLE. see GeorgesPerec,RaymondQueneau, RobertDesnos EditText of this page (last http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?OuLiPo

43. Li Po English translations, including some by Ezra Pound. http://www.santafe.edu/~shalizi/Poetry/Li_Po/

Poetry Li Po 701762 A.D. Also Romanised Li Pai, Li T'ai-po, Li Bai, et cetera. About Tu Fu Alchemy and Li Po from Waley's book on the poet. Autumn River Song Chiang Chin Chiu (the famous ``Song before Drinking'') Clearing at Dawn Confessional Drinking Alone Listening to a Flute in Yellow Crane Pavillion ... Waterfall at Lu-shan Versions by Ezra Pound , which are (to put it as politely as possible) questionable translations but vintage Pound: Jewel Stairs' Grievance The River-Merchant's Wife Taking Leave of a Friend

44. Dreaming Of Li Po Dreaming of li po. (1). Separation by death must finally be chokeddown, but separation in life is a long anguish,. Chiangnan is a http://www.etext.org/Poetry/Mudlark/mudlark07/dreaming.html

Dreaming of Li Po Separation by death must finally be choked down, but separation in life is a long anguish, Chiang-nan is a pestilential land; no word from you there in exile. You have been in my dreams, old friend, as if knowing how much I miss you. Caught in a net, how is it you still have wings? I fear you are no longer mortal; the distance to here is enormous. When your spirit came, the maples were green; when it went, the passes were black. The setting moon spills light on the rafters; for a moment I think it's your face. The waters are deep, the waves wide; don't let the river gods take you. Clouds drifting the whole day; a traveler traveling who never arrives. Three nights you have been in my dreams; as your friend, I knew your mind. You say your return is always harrowing; your coming, a hard coming; Rivers, lakes, so many waves; in your boat you fear overturning. Going out the door, you scratch your white head as if the purpose of your whole life was ruined, The rich and high positioned fill the Capital, while you, alone, are careworn and dejected.

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46. Welsh And Chinese - Li Po From What the Welsh and Chinese Have In Common I Recall That li po ConsideredDeath Final. Here, each bud pushes to taste the pollen of another. http://www.ibiblio.org/pjones/poetry/li-po.html

From What the Welsh and Chinese Have In Common I Recall That Li Po Considered Death Final Here, each bud pushes to taste the pollen of another. Among the henbit, a luffa rots like the limp guts from a two-way radio. As I lift, it tears. It bristles in my hands trying to find its place. The gourd frame is composed of wires that carry the language of the present moment. All those broken filaments, irreparable like the circuits that attach memory, like the words in an elegy in which no one is mentioned. Paul_Jones@unc.edu Next Essay in Political Science Previous Artichokes

47. Chinese Poetry: Li Po li po (AD 701762). Selected Poems. Translated by Rewi Alley Source LiBai 200 Poems, Hong Kong, 1980. Visiting a Taoist on Taitien Mountain. http://www.darsie.net/library/lipo.html

Li Po (AD 701-762) Selected Poems Translated by Rewi Alley Source: Li Bai: 200 Poems , Hong Kong, 1980 Visiting a Taoist on Taitien Mountain Amongst bubbling streams a dog barks; peach blossom is heavy with dew; here and there a deer can be seen in forest glades! No sound of the mid-day bell enters this fastness where blue mist rises from bamboo groves; down from a high peak hangs a waterfall; non knows where he has gone, so sadly I rest, with my back leaning against a pine. The Cold Clear Spring at Nanyang A pity it is evening, yet I do love the water of this spring seeing how clear it is, how clean; rays of sunset gleam on it, lighting up its ripples, making it one with those who travel the roads; I turn and face the moon; sing it a song, then listen to the sound of the wind amongst the pines. On Kusu Terrace The old gardens of Kusu Terrace are a wilderness, yet the willows that remain still put out new branches; lasses gathering water chestnuts sing so loudly and with such clarity, that the feeling of spring returns to us; but where once stood

48. Harry Partch: 17 Lyrics Of Li Po Home, Harry Partch 17 Lyrics of li po {Order}, 7012 CD Info Released1995 total cd time 3646 US price $15. 1. The Long Departed http://www.tzadik.com/CDSections/ComposerSeries/partch.html

Harry Partch: 17 Lyrics of Li Po CD Info: Released 1995 total cd time - 36:46 US price $15 1. The Long Departed Lover RealAudioClip 2. On The City Street 3. An Encounter in the Field 4. The Intruder 5. On Ascending the Sin-Ping Tower 6. In the Springtime on the South Side of the Yangtze Kiang 7. The Night of Sorrow 8. On Hearing the Flute in the Yellow Crane house 9. On Hearing the Flute at Lo-Cheng One Spring Night 10. A Dream 11. On Seeing Off Meng Hao-Jan 12. On the Ship of Spice-wood 13. With a Man of Leisure 14. A Midnight Farewell RealAudioClip 15. Before the Cask of Wine 16. By the Great Wall 17. I am a Peach Tree Composer, theorist, inventor of musical instruments, and one of the most colorful characters of 20th century music, Harry Partch (1901-1974) broke with Western tradition and forged a new music based on a more primal, corporeal integration of the elements of speech, rhythm and performance using the intrinsic music found in the spoken word, the principles of acoustic resonance and just-intonation. The Seventeen Lyrics of Li Po was composed between 1931 and 1933 and is among Partch's earliest extant compositions. They were composed for Intoning Voice and Partch's Adapted Viola, a hybrid instrument consisting of a cello neck grafted onto the body of a viola, its open strings sounding one octave below the violin. Partch used texts from the eighth century Chinese poet, Li Po.

49. Ezra Pound's Li-Po At Western Michigan University.Category Arts Literature Poetry Poets P Pound, Ezra Works......Ezra Pound. Pound translated Japanese versions of the poems of theChinese poet li po. The RiverMerchant's Wife. While my hair was http://unix.cc.wmich.edu/~cooneys/poems/li-po-pound.html

Ezra Pound Pound translated Japanese versions of the poems of the Chinese poet Li Po. The River-Merchant's Wife While my hair was still cut straight across my forehead I played about the front gate, pulling flowers. You came by on bamboo stilts, playing horse, You walked about my seat, playing with blue plums. And we went on living in the village of Chokan: Two small people, without dislike or suspicion. At fourteen I married My Lord you. I never laughed, being bashful. Lowering my head, I looked at the wall. Called to, a thousand times, I never looked back. At fifteen I stopped scowling, I desired my dust to be mingled with yours Forever and forever and forever. Why should I climb the look out? At sixteen you departed, You went into far Ku-to-en, by the river of swirling eddies, And you have been gone five months. The monkeys make sorrowful noise overhead. You dragged your feet when you went out. By the gate now, the moss is grown, the different mosses, Too deep to clear them away! The leaves fall early this autumn, in wind.

50. Li Po There was a Chinese poet named li po who fell in love with the moon's reflectionon his way home in a boat after a night of drinking plum wine. http://www.eastgate.com/TwelveBlue/sl6_12Text.html

Sometimes she couldn't believe her mother; she could go from telling stories of when she was a little girl in a farmhouse on the Canadian plain and of May crownings and the Virgin Mary dressed in blue to telling you way too much more than you ever wanted to know about getting felt up on some amusement park ride and having sex in trailers. It was all too strange for a women who wore tailored linen suits and bare legs in January. Yet she was a mom and when you needed her she was there. She never needed her more than when the boy floated up along the shore outside their house. One story her mother used to tell her still confused her. There was a Chinese poet named Li Po who fell in love with the moon's reflection on his way home in a boat after a night of drinking plum wine. He stood up in the rocking boat and the stars spun as he reached out to embrace her, to embrace the moon, and, dizzy from the wine and the stars and the moon, he fell in and drowned. It was supposedly a true story. But what confused her was something she remembered about a movie made by a German lady where a man falls into the earth and which her mom had thought of out of nowhere another time when she told the story of Li Po. That second time he was called Li Bo, B like boy, and he really didn't drown for love of the moon but died in some relatives house where he had gone because he had no money and no one to love him except the moon. There was an image of the sky inside the ebony water, a scoop of blue and tufts of feathery white, the reflection floating there like a damp photograph. She was startled to see the surface of the moon, as real as flesh, exactly in the patch of blue where the photograph floated.

51. For Li Po Back To Rob's Rants. April 17th For li po. the inevitable moon brings. the inevitablewine ego fades, perception is clarified. while the practice of the wine. http://www.bouncingsouls.com/SantelloArch4.htm

Back To Rob's Rants April 17th For Li Po the inevitable moon brings the inevitable wine... ego fades, perception is clarified while the practice of the wine welcomes laughter... laughter which bridges the gaps between moments of sorrow when you are most vulnerable somewhat like an exposed nerve but to be able to laugh while sucking wind through a bent straw is to dwell in the kingdom of the gods... ego fades, perception is clarified and is transformed by the winds of the immortals, bones of the tao... while the inevitable is not only received openly, but cherished for another night. Back To Rob's Rants

52. LIPOWEB Welkom op de website van li po. De website, die bewust naar Wim van Osch.Laatst bijgewerkt 24 januari 2003 Naar de home page van li po. http://www.van-osch.com/lipoweb/

Welkom op de website van Li Po De website, die bewust simpel en informatief wordt gehouden en verder steeds in ontwikkeling is, is bestemd voor vrije uitwisseling van kennis en informatie op het gebied van resultaatgericht werken en resultaatgerichte aansturing. English information. Resultaatgericht werken en resultaatgerichte aansturing Competentiemanagement of Resultaatgericht Werken? Twee keer competentieland, persoon- resp. resultaatgericht. Van taakgericht werken naar competentiegericht werken en verder. Database competentieprofielen ... Richtlijnen van Li Po 1. Achtergrondinformatie over resultaat gericht werken en resultaatgerichte aansturing Resultaatgericht werken in het kort. Begrippen en woordenlijst voor resultaatgericht werken Van taakgericht werken naar resultaatgericht werken. Resultaatgericht werken op teamniveau. 2. Resultaatgerichte functie-analyses (competentieprofielen) en hoe die gemaakt worden. Workbench competentieprofielen Werkwijze voor competentieprofielen: resultaatgerichte functie-analyse (tekst) Model voor resultaatgerichte organisatie-analyse (simpel formulier, downloadable) Competentieanalyseformulier (profielschets, downloadable) ... Nieuwe competentieprofielen. 3. Van alles over gedrag en gedragscompetenties Gedragscompetenties Gedragscompetenties in traditionele vorm en volgorde Operationalisaties voor de traditionele serie gedragscompetenties Operationalisaties voor gedragscompetenties in de groep Leidinggeven ... Operationalisaties voor gedragscompetenties in de groep Besluiten.

53. LIPO LQW-site (FromThe Wanderer (Masefield ). Welkom op de website van li po.Lees hier waar het op deze website precies om gaat. li po . http://www.van-osch.com/

English information. NO HIGHWAY MORE Therefore, go on companion, when you find No higway more, no track, all being blind, The way to go shall glimmer in the mind. For Man has conquered earth and charted sea, And planned the courses of all stars that be Adventure on, more wonders are in thee. Adventure on, for from the littlest clue Has come, whatever worth Man ever knew. The next to lighten mankind may be you. (From: The Wanderer (Masefield ) Welkom op de website van Li Po. Lees hier waar het op deze website precies om gaat. De website geeft verder ingangen voor vrije uitwisseling van kennis en informatie op het gebied van: Pragmatisch en effectief competentiemanagement. Dat wil zeggen: bouwmaterialen voor resultaatgericht werken, resultaatgerichte aansturing, resultaatgerichte bedrijfsvoering en vraaggestuurd competentiegericht onderwijs. Li Po web Competentie management of Resultaatgericht Werken? Lipoweb: praktische informatie over professionele communicatie, resultaatgericht werken en competentie management. Interessante competentieprofielen.

54. Li Po's "Departure By Bai Di Cheng At Dawn" li po's Departure by Bai Di Cheng (White Imperial City) at Dawn .In the bright dawn cloud I left by the Cheng A thousand li to http://www.holymtn.com/teapots/poem.htm

Li Po's "Departure by Bai Di Cheng (White Imperial City) at Dawn" In the bright dawn cloud I left by the Cheng A thousand li to Jiangling Only takes a day And I heard Incessant cry of monkeys from the banks My light barge has passed countless folds of hills. Press here to see: Poem Teapot Last modified: November 9, 2002

55. LPCUWC Alumni Network Welcome This is the preview version of the revamped li po Chun UnitedWorld College Alumni Network website. This version is currently http://alumni.lpcuwc.edu.hk/

Welcome to the brand new LPCUWC Alumni Network! As the new web sidekick of our veteran webmaster Kenneth Lee, I am signing in to bring everyone the new Alumni Net with a new face and a new smile The new Alumni Network will provide you with information on recent news from LPCUWC graduates, upcoming reunions across the world, polls on popular issues, as well as online versions of On The Way newsletters. Enjoy the redesigned Alumni Network, and happy surfing! Charles Chan (Hong Kong '00) Updated: June 19, 2000

56. Li Po The Poetry of li po Chapter 10, Thoughts in a Tranquil Night Athwartthe bed I watch the moonbeams cast a trail So bright, so cold http://www.wwnorton.com/college/history/worldciv/workbook/ralprs11.htm

The Poetry of Li Po Chapter 10 Thoughts in a Tranquil Night Athwart the bed I watch the moonbeams cast a trail So bright, so cold, so frail, That for a space it gleams Like hoar-frost on the margin of my dreams. I raise my head, The splendid moon I see: Then droop my head, And sink to dreams of thee My Fatherland, of thee! Under the Moon Under the crescent moon's faint glow The washerman's bat resounds afar, And the autumn breeze sighs tenderly. But my heart has gone to the Tartar war, To bleak Kansuh and the steppes of snow, Calling my husband back to me. From A Lute of Jade , Translated by Mr. Cranmer-Byng, 1909. RESOURCE: World Civilizations http://www.wwnorton.com/college/history/worldciv/workbook/ralprs11.htm Page created by Thomas Pearcy, Ph.D and Mary Dickson Direct questions or comments to Webmaster Last revised February 4, 1997

57. Links To Literature: Li Po Poetry Today Online li po. Brief biography and selected poetry in English translation.li po. Biography and selected poetry Chinese and English. li po. http://www.linkstoliterature.com/lip.htm

LINKS TO LITERATURE HOME BULLETIN BOARD LITERATURE NEWSLETTERS SUGGEST-A-SITE ... SEARCH THE WEB NEW! Enter to win a $100 Amazon.com Gift Certificate simply by referring friends to this site! To begin earning entries in the next drawing, please visit our Refer-A-Friend Page GENERAL RESOURCES WORKS GENERAL RESOURCES Poetry Today Online: Li Po Brief biography and selected poetry in English translation. Li Po Biography and selected poetry [Chinese and English]. Li Po Brief biography and a selection of poetry [Chinese and English]. WORKS About Tu Fu Alchemy and Li Po Autumn River Song Chiang Chin Chiu ... Waterfall at Lu-shan Need a second opinion? Try Search the Web. GoTo Half.com Audible.com Amazon ... eBay

58. Tang Dynasty Poetry, Wang Wei, Li Po, Tu Fu Wang Wei (699761), li po (701-762), Tu Fu (712-770). Recommended Background Texts Waley,Arthur, The Poetry and Career of li po (unavailable out of print). http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/english/worldlit/wldocs/texts/tangpo.htm

TANG POETRY: Wang Wei (699-761), Li Po (701-762), Tu Fu (712-770) Recommended Background Texts: Davis, A. R. (Albert Richard), Tu Fu (1971) (RAL) PL2675 .D3 Hawkes, David, A Little Primer of Tu Fu (1967) (RAL) PL2675 .H3 Owen, Stephen, The Great Age of Chinese Poetry: The High T'ang (1980) (on order) Wagner, Marsha L., Wang Wei (1981) (RAL) PL2676 .W23 Waley, Arthur, The Poetry and Career of Li Po (unavailable: out of print) The Genius of Li Po (1950) (on order) Yu, Pauline, The Poetry of Wang Wei (1980) (on order) World Literature Program English Department Reinert Alumni Library Creighton University Webmaster: Fidel Fajardo-Acosta fajardo@creighton.edu

59. Tang Dynasty Poetry, Wang Wei, Li Po, Tu Fu Wang Wei (699761), li po (701-762), Tu Fu (712-770). Which religious/philosophicaltraditions are relevant to the poetry of Wang Wei, li po and Tu Fu? http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/english/fajardo/teaching/eng120/tang.htm

T'ang Dynasty Poetry (618-907) Wang Wei (699-761), Li Po (701-762), Tu Fu (712-770) Back to Syllabus Background T'ang Period (618-907), China's "middle" period new culture combining northern and southern Chinese traditions coexistence of Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism arts encouraged and supported by the state poetry: embodiment of personal, historical and philosophical issues Wang Wei (699-761), Li Po (701-762), Tu Fu (712-770) Study Questions Which religious/philosophical traditions are relevant to the poetry of Wang Wei, Li Po and Tu Fu? In what ways do the poems reflect, represent or embody the ideas of those religions and philosophies? (it is advised to read into the definitions of each one of the relevant religions or philosophical systems). How does the poetry relate to the personal lives of each of the poets? Why did they write? Is the poetry of Wang Wei in any way related to his work as a landscape painter? What is the significance of the images of nature in his poetry? What religious tradition is embodied in his writing? How? What is the role of nature in the poetry of Li Po? In what ways does it differ from or is similar to its role in the poetry of Wang Wei? What may be the meaning of the image of the moon in the poetry of Li Po? What is the significance of the frequent images of alcohol and drinking? How do such images (the moon, drinking, etc) relate to the characterization of the self and its relations to others? What does the poet want? What religious tradition is embodied in his writings? How?

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