After settling at one of these places, the speaker of one poem recalls a man who has forgotten his way home muttering under a tree for over ten years.
After settling at one of these places, the speaker of one poem recalls a man who has forgotten his way home muttering under a tree for over ten years. That poem's author described a "naked bug" holding scrolls on the Way and its Power in one of hundreds of poems about one of these places, which translator Gary Snyder paired with his Riprap. After looking at one of these places both horizontally and at an angle, the Song dynasty polymath Su Shi concluded that his very familiarity with it blocked him from knowing its "true (*) face." A Du Fu poem ends, "Tomorrow [these places] will separate us / After tomorrow who can say?" After "All the birds have flown up and gone / A lonely cloud floats leisurely by," the speaker of a Li Bai poem concludes that he and one of these places "never tire of looking at each other." Moving to a "cold" place of this type inspired the pen name of the poet Hanshan. For 10 points, name these places paired with rivers in the shanshui genre of classical landscape poetry.
After settling at one of these places, the speaker of one poem recalls a man who has forgotten his way home muttering under a tree for over ten years.
mountains [accept equivalents]