A famous anecdote about this poet is related by Katherine Hepburn to her fiancé at a party in The Philadelphia Story. He wrote of being separated from his daughter and son in "To His Two Children" and of the price of continuous conflict in "Nefarious War." In his most famous poem the final image, according to Amy Lowell and Virkam Seth, is meant to represent either the "Cloudy River," or the "Milky Way." A more famous translation of his work includes such poems as "A Ballad of the Mulberry Road" and "The River Merchant's Wife," and was published by Ezra Pound. FTP, name this man who penned "Drinking Alone Under the Mo
A famous anecdote about this poet is related by Katherine Hepburn to her fiancé at a party in The Philadelphia Story. He wrote of being separated from his daughter and son in "To His Two Children" and of the price of continuous conflict in "Nefarious War." In his most famous poem the final image, according to Amy Lowell and Virkam Seth, is meant to represent either the "Cloudy River," or the "Milky Way." A more famous translation of his work includes such poems as "A Ballad of the Mulberry Road" and "The River Merchant's Wife," and was published by Ezra Pound. FTP, name this man who penned "Drinking Alone Under the Moon," an 8th-century poet from China.
A famous anecdote about this poet is related by Katherine Hepburn to her fiancé at a party in The Philadelphia Story.
{Li Po} or {Li Bai} [the anecdote, of course, being how he drowned while drunkenly reaching for the moon from a boat]