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."
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."
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