He watches "the Long Road of the River of Stars" in another poem, in which he takes a "pot of wine among the flowers."
One of this man's poems ends asking "when will the horde be beaten back and my husband be back home?" Another speaks of how children's "young feet twined my path through jade bamboo" and claims "we sang... till fading stars meant fading song." Besides "Song of an Autumn Midnight" and "Down Mount Zhongnan", he wrote of meeting a Daoist immortal and a "Jade Woman" who gifts him "Liquid Sunrise" in his six poems "Wandering about Mount Tai." He watches "the Long Road of the River of Stars" in another poem, in which he takes a "pot of wine among the flowers." Another work recounts how a figure had gone to "the river of swirling eddies" when the narrator was sixteen and opens recollecting a time when "my hair was still cut straight across my forehead." For 10 points, name this poet of "Drinking Alone with the Moon" and "The River Merchant's Wife", who also wrote a poem to his contemporary Du Fu.
One of this man's poems ends asking "when will the horde be beaten back and my husband be back home?"
{Li Bai} or {Li Po} or {Li Bo}