His work is one of the glories of Chinese poetry's golden age, and
it has not ceased to delight readers in the twelve centuries since.
Li Po (701-762) wrote of the pleasures of nature, of wine, and of
the life of a wandering poet in a way that speaks to us across the
centuries with remarkable intimacy--and that special, timeless
quality is one of the reasons Li Po became the first of the Chinese
poets to gain wide appreciation in the West. His influence is felt
in the work of artists as diverse as Ezra Pound and Gustav Mahler.
J. P. Seaton's translations--which include some poems that appear
here in English for the first time--bring the poet vividly and
playfully to life, and his introductory essay broadens our view of
Li Po, both the poet and the man.
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