| Translator | David Hinton |
| First Written | 762 |
| Genre | Poetry |
| Origin | China |
| Publisher | New Directions |
| My Copy | library paperback |
| First Read | October 3, 2022 |
The Selected Poems of Li Po
Notes
Like all Chinese poetry I am always a little confused. Is this good? I don't know, I enjoy reading it, the timeless nature of it is appealing, but as with most translated poetry I'm sure I'm only getting a fraction of the beauty here.
Noted on October 19, 2022
These are great, but sheesh I think I need someone to explain why Hinton uses the name Li Po instead of the more common Li Bai? I definitely was confused for a while.
Noted on October 19, 2022