Judging the world, discerning butterfly,
what is your aim? How helpful can this be?
Making no move, you watch and sing and lie.
How can you wield those eyes that conquer me,
sharper than swords, and still refuse to see?
Would you forbid this river, when it floods,
even to touch the thirsty and the dry?
This is too much, but still you kiss the buds,
blind to the rot that's poisoning the tree.
Monday, February 27, 2012
Unsuitable things - Snow falling on the houses of the common people. Moonlight shining into such houses is also a great shame.
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Ballade,
Formes Fixes
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