Li Bai (701 - 762)
A maiden called Luo Fu in Qin;
Picks mulberry leaves
by the green water on a mound.
Adorning the green branches
are her fair arms;
Shining in the white sun, her red gown.
"I've to leave to feed the hungry silk-worms:
The five-horse carriage
shouldn't be hanging around."
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1 The former domain of the ancient kingdom of Qin (B.C. 221-B.C. 206). It is now around the Shaanxi Province.
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