Where is there no tonight?
Who expected it at the ocean's edge?
Merchants do not love the moon
The fair lady idles by the blue isles
Vastly I grieve the passing years
Alone gazing from the lakeside tower
Misty islets, green and distinct
Blue fields, white and endless
Who lacks a time for broken mirrors?
Yet I trust this empty boat
Who lacks thoughts of cassia branches?
Yet my axle is just now broken
First seeing the curved spring moon
Then meeting the full autumn moon
Do not tire of silk-fan evenings
A hundred years hold many silver hooks
Who carved this bright disk?
Jade caves are hard to search in darkness
Double halos move with the seasons
The full moon is not free
I suspect it's a pot thrown upon clouds
Want to embrace the ball at sky's edge
A widow should feel the cold
Pounding herbs, sorrow in the blue void
The hare crouches under the tree
The toad swims in the pool
Why is it named Golden Waves
Yet does not flow east with the water?
Heavenly flowers repel rank smells
Wild clouds have no border corners
Clams ride great fortune
Holding pearls, facing each other in toast
Night magpies think of southern home
Dewy brilliance cleanses Eastern Ou
How can one glimpse the hundred treasures?
The old dragon is locked in deep pools
Endlessly, like a lover
The thief is also the sworn foe
On the sea's edge, above, it's bright and pure
The nine gates are even more serene
Gracefully urging the golden cup
Late at night, the Wu ox pants
Barbarian customs all lightly cast aside
North Mountain thinks of today's journey
Goose cries come from my homeland
A traveler's tears fall on the southern isle
All my life, my will was for mist and haze
Studying to seek a marquis's title
Across the four seas, still a commoner
How can there be no shame before my hometown?
Why sigh over bumps and hollows?
Robust as a dragon in water
Rustling orchids at the valley's bottom
Swaying gulls upon the waves
Midway I lost my travel funds
Two places breed manifold worries
A cup to the Lord of the Great Yin
Does the wren have no desires?
Tomorrow, riding a leaf
The three mountains float southeast