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plodding down the slow hillside chestnut roots have made the path perilous I've walked along the high trail over the bridgeless creeks of Middlesex from the manmade ravine, and the spring where my mother drove us to fill up our water jugs till the car trunk hung heavy this hill has only one side and the grass is always green ... from around the low end where the hill and lake diverge sun in his face, I see Du Fu climbing this track again says he's looking for warm weather bamboo forests all year round I mention Chengdu, and he grins if I should find Li Bai might I say "Du Fu asked for you" and sample his elixir
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Feb 15, 2017
Feb 15, 2017 at 10:50 PM UTC
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plodding down the slow hillside chestnut roots have made the path perilous I've walked along the high trail over the bridgeless creeks of Middlesex from the manmade ravine, and the spring where my mother drove us to fill up our water jugs till the car trunk hung heavy this hill has only one side and the grass is always green ... from around the low end where the hill and lake diverge sun in his face, I see Du Fu climbing this track again says he's looking for warm weather bamboo forests all year round I mention Chengdu, and he grins if I should find Li Bai might I say "Du Fu asked for you" and sample his elixir
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