In one of this author's poems, the narrator wonders "why anyone should undertake such a long journey" and lauds a path as "harder than scaling the blue sky".
In one of this author's poems, the narrator wonders "why anyone should undertake such a long journey" and lauds a path as "harder than scaling the blue sky". That poem describes the Shu Roads. Another of this author's poems describes "quiet night thoughts / in front of my bed" and "bright moonlight" (*). In a poem by this author the narrator details being "married at fourteen...learning to smile at fifteen" in a lamentation of her husband's five month absence. For 10 points, name this Tang Dynasty Chinese poet whose "The River Merchant's Wife" was notably translated by Ezra Pound.
In one of this author's poems, the narrator wonders "why anyone should undertake such a long journey" and lauds a path as "harder than scaling the blue sky".
Li Bai [accept Li Po or Li Bo]