In one poem by this writer, wind from the pine-trees trickles on his bare head after he takes his cap off.
In one poem by this writer, wind from the pine-trees trickles on his bare head after he takes his cap off. This poet wrote that his joy is great at the moment when he forgets that he exists at all. In the same work, he asked who can bear to grieve alone, and he referred to his shadow as his slave and the moon as his friend. That work proclaims that Heaven and Earth both love wine. In another poem, he writes about sitting alone with the Jingting Mountains. His works include "In the Mountains on a Summer Day" and "Drinking Alone by Moonlight". Name this writer who lived during the eighth century, during the Tang Dynasty.
In one poem by this writer, wind from the pine-trees trickles on his bare head after he takes his cap off.
Li (Tai) Bai [or Li (Tai) Po or Li (Tai) Pai or Li (Tai) Bo]