This work includes "paired butterflies" that are "already yellow with August" and which hurt the speaker, and also notes "different mosses / Too deep to clear them away!" The speaker asks why he should climb the lookout, and stopped scowling at fifteen because "I desired my dust to be mingled with yours / Forever and forever and forever." The speaker also "played about the front gate, pulling flowers" while his hair "was 
This work includes "paired butterflies" that are "already yellow with August" and which hurt the speaker, and also notes "different mosses / Too deep to clear them away!" The speaker asks why he should climb the lookout, and stopped scowling at fifteen because "I desired my dust to be mingled with yours / Forever and forever and forever." The speaker also "played about the front gate, pulling flowers" while his hair "was still cut straight across [his] forehead." The narrator "never looked at the wall," and "never looked back" after being "called to, a thousand times." Ending with the speaker offering to meet the title figure "as far as (*) Cho-fu-Sa," for 10 points, identify this poem concerning a spouse, an Ezra Pound translation of a poem by Li Po.
This work includes "paired butterflies" that are "already yellow with August" and which hurt the speaker, and also notes "different mosses /
“The {River-Merchant’s Wife}: A Letter”