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‘Cotton Rose Pavilion’
Inside the poetic gardens of the Tang dynasty poet Liu Zongyuan
By Liu Zongyuan | Translated and introduced by Nathaniel Dolton-Thornton and Yu YuanyuanTricycle: The Buddhist Review
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