Offering, By Luowu Muga Comments
The shapes of trees and rocks
Are deeply immersed in winter,
A ceremony is incubating
Rows of branches stretch toward snowy clearings,
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This is not just a translation. It is an amazing work of Art. What little I've read of Chinese verse, mainly Tu Fu, I've admired and this goes right into my soul. Luowu Muga is a first class poet and your rendering of his work does him great honour. do you write in Mandarin yourself? Tom Billsborough
Thanks for finding a place in your heart for what Luowu Muga has to say. He gave me a few of his poems when I visited Xichang, Sichuan earlier this month. I hope he will send me more. I exchanged poems with him during the visit, but the ones I showed him had been translated into Chinese by my friend Wang Hao (at Yunnan University) . I think everyone who writes in Chinese owes something to Tu Fu. He was one of the shapers of the language, just as Shakespeare helped to shape English.
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7/26/2025 7:30:28 AM # 1.0.0
The shapes of trees and rocks Are deeply immersed in winter, A ceremony is incubating Rows of branches stretch toward snowy clearings, Where earth meets sky, sunbeams pierce clouds A white lane leads toward wakefulness. - - - - - - - - - - -A wonderful poem.My honor to Luowu Muga and to you for the excellent translation.