A Feast of Lanterns: Page Index

Title Page

Table of Contents

Editorial Note

Introduction

Moon

Flowers

Dragons

Sources of Inspiration

Chinese Verse Form

Epochs in Chinese Poetry

Conclusion

Lines From the Tomb of an Unknown Woman

A Word From The Wind

A King of Tang

While Roses Fall

Li Po

The Palace of Chao-Yang

The Two Visits

Spring Rhapsodies: I. Delight

II. Sadness

III. Sorrow

Bright Autumntide

Tu Fu

The Ghost-Road

Sailing Across Lake Mei-Pei

Ch‘ang-Ch‘ien

The Tomb of Chao-Chün

Boating Song of the Yo Eh

Disappointment

In Yung-Yang

Myself

Morning Studies

At Forty-One

Return

The Pavillion of Abounding Joy

Songs of the Night

At the Parting Ways

Dreaming at Golden Hill

At the Kuang-Li Pavilion

On the River at Hui-Ch‘ung

Listening to the Harp

Morning

Song of Three Gorges

Autumn Thoughts

On Waking From Sleep

Riding by Moonlight

The Convent of Siang-Fu

Night, Sorrow, and Song

Lines Written in Exile

Plum Blossom

Calycanthus Flower

Yuan Mei

A Feast of Lanterns

Illusion

The Secret Land

A Challenge From the Moon

Home

Note

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