The Nap
25 April, 2010 at 09:45 | Posted in Chinese culture | 2 CommentsTags: ancient chinese poetry, Chinese culture
A stone for a pillow and all is quiet.
From my fingers the book falls down.
Then a fisherman‘s flute’s drill is heard from the river.
I notice that when I wake up I smile.
Ts’ai Ch’o
About 1087 AD
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