In one poem, this man advises a "Western Voyager" to "avoid the wild tigers in the morning"and asks "When will you come back?"
In one poem, this man advises a "Western Voyager" to "avoid the wild tigers in the morning"and asks "When will you come back?" That poem by this man describes the title route as "harderthan climbing the sky". One of his poems relates how "my shadow creeps about at my side" andcontemplates meeting friends "at last on the cloudy river of the sky". This poet's nostalgia for hishometown is the subject of "Quiet Night Thought". The speaker of another of his poems says "At (*)fourteen I married my Lord you". "Hard is the Road to Shu" and "Drinking Alone by Moonlight" areamong the works of this man, a contemporary of Du Fu who wrote a poem translated by Ezra Pound as"The River Merchant's Wife". For 10 points, name this Tang Dynasty poet.
In one poem, this man advises a "Western Voyager" to "avoid the wild tigers in the morning"and asks "When will you come back?"
Li Po [or Li Bo; or Li Bai; or Li Pai; or Li Taibai; or Rihaku]