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Ezra pound's second volume of the cantos

Ezra pound's second volume of the cantos

Insight into the Chinese Mind Series. Ezra Pound "Cathay is a collection of poems written by the American poet Ezra Pound and published in 1915. The book is a translation of Chinese poetry, specifically the works of Li Po, Tu Fu, and other poets from the Tang Dynasty. Pound's translations were among the first to introduce Chinese poetry to the Western world, and his work has since been recognized as a major influence on modernist poetry. The poems in Cathay are characterized by their spare, imagistic language and their focus on nature, love, and the transience of life. The book includes some of Pound's most famous translations, such as ""The River-Merchant's A Letter"" and ""In a S ...

On a quaint farm in France the rooster, Chantecler, is highly respected for his immaculate and talented crowing every morning. They say there is a secret to his song, one that he refuses to share with anyone. However, when a golden pheasant hen stumbles onto their farm, he suddenly finds his defenses weakened by her enchanting beauty. All the while, the critters of the night bemoan Chantecler's morning reverie and plan to bring it to an untimely end.

a compilation on how to live frugally at 'the bottom of the barrel'.

a compendium of practical instructions on building cheap survival homes

Bruce Lee Lee's instructional manual on his version of traditional Chinese Gung Fu

Clark Ashton Smith

Clark Ashton Smith

Clark Ashton Smith