A PALACE POEM
Gu Kuang
High above, from a jade chamber, songs float half-way to heaven,
The palace-girls' gay voices are mingled with the wind —
But now they are still, and you hear a water-clock drip in the Court of the Moon….
They have opened the curtain wide, they are facing the River of Stars.
宫词
顾况
玉楼天半起笙歌, 风送宫嫔笑语和。
月殿影开闻夜漏, 水晶帘卷近秋河。
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