1. Tu Fu Nine annotated translations. http://www.cs.uiowa.edu/~yhe/poetry/tu_fu_poems.html

2. [minstrels] About Tu Fu -- Li Po 504 About tu fu. Title About tu fu. Poet Li Po. Date 02 Aug 2000. 1stLine I met tu fu on a mou Length 8, Textonly version. http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/504.html

[504] About Tu Fu Title : About Tu Fu Poet : Li Po Date : 02 Aug 2000 I met Tu Fu on a mou... Length : Text-only version Prev Index Next Your comments on this poem to attach to the end [ microfaq This week's theme: the Silk Road. About Tu Fu I met Tu Fu on a mountaintop in August when the sun was hot. Under the shade of his big straw hat his face was sad in the years since we last parted, he'd grown wan, exhausted. Poor old Tu Fu, I thought then, he must be agonizing over poetry again. Li Po poem #240 poem #70 poem #30 William Turner's 'Romance' is a poem which consciously uses place-names to evoke images of the unattainable; it's archived at poem #238 vikdoc@ thomas@ From: Comments on Poem #504 From: MotduSage@ Just as a note (considering that I have just now come across this website and do not know how old it is), "tr." means "translated by", so "tr. Hamil" means it was translated by someone named Hamil.

3. Tu Fu. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 KEY) , 71270, Chinese poet. tu fu is often considered the greatest of Chinese poets and the sufferings of the poor. tu fus work is pervaded by an ironic awareness http://www.bartleby.com/65/tu/TuFu.html

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4. Du Fu Index Links. Bai Juyi. Du Fu. Du Mu. Han Yu Du Fu (also known as tu fu) wrote in the High Tang period http://www.chinese-poems.com/du.html

5. Du Fu Poetry - China The Beautiful English translation of Du Fu (tu fu) Chinese poems. Du Fu Poetry. ( tu fu) The Eight Formations http://www.chinapage.com/poet-e/dufu2e.html

Du Fu Poetry (Tu Fu) The Eight Formations Your achievements overshadowed any in the Three Kingdoms; most famous of all was your design for the Eight Formations. Against the river’s surge, they stand solid, immovable, a monument to your lasting regret at failing to swallow up Wu. tr. David Lunde Chinese text On Route from the Capital to Fengxian - 500 words Behind the gates of the wealthy food lies rotting from waste Outside it's the poor who lie frozen to death zhu men jiu rou chou lu you dong si gu Chinese text Full Chinese text Moonlit Night Tonight my wife must watch alone the full moon over Fu-zhou; I think sadly of my sons and daughters far away, too young to understand this separation or remember our life in Chang'an. In fragrant mist, her flowing hair is damp; In clear moonlight, her jade-white arms are cold. When will we lean at the open casement together while the moonlight dries our shining tears? tr. David Lunde Chinese text Ballad of the Old Cypress In front of K'ung-ming Shrine stands an old cypress

6. Du Fu Poetry of Du Fu (tu fu) Du Fu (c.712c.770) was raised as a Confucian but failed to gain the government post Du Fu was an outspoken critic of the bloodshed in border wars http://www.humanistictexts.org/dufu.htm

Click Up For Period Summary Contents Introduction The Chariots Go Forth to War War The Fireflies ... Source Introduction Du Fu (c.712-c.770) was raised as a Confucian but failed to gain the government post he sought. He subsequently traveled throughout China, observing the conditions of the people and commenting on his impressions in poems. He was a friend of Li Po , and the Confucianism in his poetry sometimes complements the Taoism in Li Po’s. His conviviality also complemented that of Li Po. Du Fu was an outspoken critic of the bloodshed in border wars and in the rebellions that often followed them. The poem below on the pressing of peasantry into military service, and the one that follows it, illustrate his opposition to war. The poem on fireflies shows him reflecting on his own mortality, while the poem on the parrot can be seen as a protest against the way beauty is trapped and imprisoned. The Chariots Go Forth to War The chariots go forth to war, Rumbling, roaring as they go; The horses neigh and whinny loud

7. Tu Fu tu fu(¶Å ¸¦). This page includes both English and Chinese versions. All Chinese texts are in GB code On a Moonlight Night Ô http://www.dpo.uab.edu/~yangzw/dufu.html

Tu Fu(¶Å ¸¦) This page includes both English and Chinese versions. All Chinese texts are in GB code On a Moonlight Night A Spring View A Long Climb

8. Tu Fu tu fu. Also Romanised Du Fu. Ballad of the Army Carts; Ballad of the Old Cypress; By the Lake; Dreaming of Li Po; Moonlit Night; On Seeing http://cscs.umich.edu/~crshalizi/Poetry/Tu_Fu/

Tu Fu Also Romanised Du Fu. Ballad of the Army Carts Ballad of the Old Cypress By the Lake Dreaming of Li Po ... To the Recluse, Wei Pa

9. Tu Fu tu fu (712 70). tu fu, unlike Li Po, got an official post fairly late in life (758), when the normal examination system had temporarily http://www.cs.uiowa.edu/~yhe/poetry/tu_fu_bio.html

TU FU (712 - 70) Tu Fu, unlike Li Po , got an official post fairly late in life (758), when the normal examination system had temporarily broken down during the rebellion of An Lu-shan. He met Li Po in 745, and was deeply impressed by the older poet in spite of, or perhaps because of, their very different personalities. He continued to write poems to, or about, Li for many years after. Tu was essentially serious, and his work, in contrast to Li Po's, commonly shows a greater interest in the condition of his times (he experienced great personal distress at the time of the rebellion). His emotional range seems greater than Li's and he is also a more intellectual poet. Of the two his immediate influence was greater. from The Penguin Book of Chinese Verse , Edited by A.R. Davis , Penguin Books, 1962.

10. [minstrels] To Tu Fu From Shantung -- Li Po 683 To tu fu from Shantung. Title To tu fu from Shantung. Poet Li Po. Your comments on this poem to attach to the end microfaq. To tu fu from Shantung. http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/poems/683.html

[683] To Tu Fu from Shantung Title : To Tu Fu from Shantung Poet : Li Po Date : 1 Feb 2001 You ask how I spend ... Length : Text-only version Prev Index Next Your comments on this poem to attach to the end [ microfaq To Tu Fu from Shantung You ask how I spend my time I nestle against a treetrunk and listen to autumn winds in the pines all night and day. Shantung wine can't get me drunk. The local poets bore me. My thoughts remain with you, like the Wen River, endlessly flowing. Li Po tr. Hamil. A wonderfully poignant poem about the pain of separation from one's beloved; it's amazing how the poet manages to capture the essence of the emotion in words as simple as they are heartbreaking. Further commentary would be superfluous, so... thomas. [Minstrels Links] "About Tu Fu" is a gem of a poem about, well, Tu Fu (who'd have thunk it?): poem #504 The above link has biographies of both Li Po and his 8th century contemporary (and fellow poet) Tu Fu. It's also the starting point for one of the nicer journeys I've taken, a poetic exploration of the Silk Road. "The River Merchant's Wife: A Letter" is Ezra Pound's (rather liberal) translation of another Li Po masterpiece; it, too, deals with themes of love and distance and devotion: poem #70

11. Enfocarte.com - N°20 - Poesía China: Tu Fu Enfocarte.com Revista digital de arte y cultura. Artes plásticas, literatura, fotografía, filosofía. Concursos, becas y premios. Agenda cultural. Buscadores y enlaces. tu fu* - Volver a Poesía http://www.enfocarte.com/3.20/fu.html

TU FU Escrito en el muro de la ermita de Chang Entre las crestas silenciosas Hay nieve en el sendero. Bajo un sol indeciso Llego a tu choza, entre dos rocas Colgada. Nada pides, nada esperas. No ves siquiera el halo que te envuelve, Vaga luz oro y plata. Manso Como los ciervos que has domado. Barca sin remo, a la deriva! Alba de invierno Verdes botellas de vino, rojas conchas de langosta, "¿Cómo olvidar a un viejo conocido?" Y cada uno, sentado, escucha sus propios pensamientos. En otra alba de invierno, pronto, Me empujan duros, tercos instantes, La vida gira y pasa, borracho fuego fatuo. En la tormenta Viejos fantasmas, nuevos. Zozobra, llanto, nadie.

12. TU-FU TUFU 712 - 770 Chinese Poet Born into a scholarly family tu fu received a Confucian education but failed in the Imperial examination. http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n2/people_n2/persons4_n2/tufu.html

TU-FU Chinese Poet Tu-Fu ranks together with his friend Li Tai-po as one of the greatest poets and social critics in Chinese history. Born into a scholarly family Tu Fu received a Confucian education but failed in the Imperial examination. As a result he spent much of his youth travelling, during which he met the famous poet Li Tai-po. While Li Tai-po was Taoist in spirit Tu Fu remained devoutly Confucian. Tu Fu was deeply moved by the sorrow of his troubled times. His poems speak of the sad fate of the people, and his deep hatred of war. www link : Selected Poems

13. - Tu Fu Home The Great Poets tu fu, Site Map. The Great Poets. Rudyard Kipling. tu fu. A brief biography will shortly be available, toward the end of October 2003. http://www.vasudevaserver.com/home/sites/poetseers.org/html/greats/tu_fu

Home The Great Poets Tu Fu Site Map The Great Poets Rudyard Kipling Alfred Tennyson ... Wallace Stevens Tu Fu Written On The Wall At Chang's Hermitage Dreaming Of Li Bai (1) Dreaming Of Li Po (2) Johann Wolfgang von Goethe ... Poem of the Day Archive Tu Fu A brief biography will shortly be available, toward the end of October 2003. Further works will also be added at that time. For the moment please enjoy the three poems here at Poetseers.org Tu Fu

14. Chinese Classic Poems or Li Bai) tu fu ( or Du Fu) Su Shih http://www.dpo.uab.edu/~yangzw/poem.html

Chinese Classic Poem This page includes both English and Chinese versions. All Chinese texts are in GB code Chinese Most Popular Poets Li Po (or Li Bai) Tu Fu (or Du Fu) Su Shih (or Su Shi) Liu Yung (or Liu Yong) My Favorite Poet Li Shang-yin Other Beloved Poems Shih (or Shi) Lyrics in Tz'u Form (or Ci) Back to my home page...

15. - Tu Fu Home Alphabetical Index of Poets The Great Poets tu fu, Site Map. The Great Poets. Rudyard Kipling. Alfred Tennyson. John Donne. Li Po. Wilfred Owen. tu fu. http://www.vasudevaserver.com/home/sites/poetseers.org/html/apoetindex/greats/tu

Home Alphabetical Index of Poets The Great Poets Tu Fu Site Map The Great Poets Rudyard Kipling Alfred Tennyson ... Wallace Stevens Tu Fu Written On The Wall At Chang's Hermitage Dreaming Of Li Bai (1) Dreaming Of Li Po (2) Johann Wolfgang von Goethe ... Poem of the Day Archive Tu Fu A brief biography will shortly be available, toward the end of October 2003. Further works will also be added at that time. For the moment please enjoy the three poems here at Poetseers.org Tu Fu

16. Poetry Archives @ EMule.com Home ». Classic Poets ». tu fu. EMail. Printable View. tu fu http://www.emule.com/poetry?page=overview;author=44

17. Tu Fu Far off in Fuchou she is watching the moonlights, Watching it alone from the window of her chamber For our boy and girl, poor little babes, Are too young http://www.dpo.uab.edu/~yangzw/dufu1.html

On a Moonlight Night Far off in Fu-chou she is watching the moonlights, Watching it alone from the window of her chamber For our boy and girl, poor little babes, Are too young to know where the Capital is. Her cloudy hair is sweet with mist, Her jade-white shoulder is cold in the moon. ... When shall we lie again, with no more tears, Watching this bright light on our screen? A Spring View Though a country be sundered, hills and rivers endure; And spring comes green again to trees and grasses Where petals have been shed like tears And lonely birds have sung their grief. ... After the war-fires of three months, One message from home is worth a ton of gold. ... I stroke my white hair. It has grown too thin To hold the hairpins any more. A Long Climb In a sharp gale from the wide sky apes are whimpering, Birds are flying homeward over the clear lake and white sand, Leaves are dropping down like the spray of a waterfall, While I watch the long river always rolling on. I have come three thousand mile away. Sad now with atumn And with my hundred years of woe, I climb this height alone.

18. Poetry Archives @ EMule.com tu fu. (712770). Alone, Looking for Blossoms Along the River The sorrow of riverside blossoms inexplicable,; Ballad of the Army Carts http://www.emule.com/poetry/?page=overview;author=44

19. Translated Chinese Poetry: Poems By Tu Fu Poems by tu fu (also known as Du Fu). tu fu (712 70) tu fu, unlike Li Po, got an official post fairly late in life (758), when http://www.lingshidao.net/hanshi/dufu.htm

Poems by Tu Fu (also known as Du Fu) TU FU (712 - 70) Tu Fu, unlike Li Po, got an official post fairly late in life (758), when the normal examination system had temporarily broken down during the rebellion of An Lu-shan. He met Li Po in 745, and was deeply impressed by the older poet in spite of, or perhaps because of, their very different personalities. He continued to write poems to, or about, Li for many years after. Tu was essentially serious, and his work, in contrast to Li Po's, commonly shows a greater interest in the condition of his times (he experienced great personal distress at the time of the rebellion). His emotional range seems greater than Li's and he is also a more intellectual poet. Of the two his immediate influence was greater. from The Penguin Book of Chinese Verse, Edited by A.R. Davis, Penguin Books, 1962. A VIEW OF TAISHAN What shall I say of the Great Peak? The ancient dukedoms are everywhere green, Inspired and stirred by the breath of creation, With the Twin Forces balancing day and night. ...I bare my breast toward opening clouds

20. Arthur Cooper Li Po And Tu Fu Arthur Cooper Li Po and tu fu Arthur Cooper Li Po and tu fu. Arthur Cooper was a wonderfully eccentric, old school, Englishman http://www.chinese-poems.com/cooper.html

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