In another poem, he claimed to "Lower [his] head and pine for home" after seeing "Moonlight before [his] bed / Perhaps frost on the ground."
In one work, this author wrote of the "Spring wind telling the mango-bird" if the day had been "wet or fine." In another poem, he claimed to "Lower [his] head and pine for home" after seeing "Moonlight before [his] bed / Perhaps frost on the ground." In addition to "A Quiet Night Thought," this writer of several poems translated by (*) Ezra Pound, including one about a time "When [the speaker's] hair was still cut straight," opened one work with the image of "A cup of wine, under the flowering trees." Those works are "The River-Merchant's Wife: A Letter" and "Drinking Alone by Moonlight." For 10 points, name this Tang dynasty poet, a friend of Du Fu.
In one work, this author wrote of the "Spring wind telling the mango-bird" if the day had been "wet or fine."
Li Bo [accept either; accept Li Po; accept Li Bai; accept Li Pai; accept Li T’ai-po; accept Li T’ai-pai] &lt;CL&gt;