Translation:Mei Flower

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Mei Flower
by Lu You, translated from Chinese by Wikisource
191021Mei FlowerLu You

Near the broken bridge outside the fortress, I am lonely and dis-oriented. It is dusk and I am worried alone, especially when the wind and rain start to blow. I do not intend to contest for the glory of Spring. I would rather be alone and envied by other excellent people. I would fall to become earth and be pressed to dust. My glory will be same as before.

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