Share:
  Guess poet | Poets | Poets timeline | Isles | Contacts

Confucius - On The Misery Of SoldiersConfucius - On The Misery Of Soldiers
Work rating: Low


Yellow now is all the grass;   All the days in marching pass.   On the move is every man;   Hard work, far and near, they plan.   Black is every plant become;   Every man is torn from home.   Kept on foot, our state is sad;--   As if we no feelings had!   Not rhinoceroses we!   Tigers do we care to be?   Fields like these so desolate   Are to us a hateful fate.   Long-tailed foxes pleased may hide   `Mong the grass, where they abide.   We, in box carts slowly borne,   On the great roads plod and mourn.
Source

The script ran 0.006 seconds.