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Confucius - Chwang Keang Bemoans Her Husband`s CrueltyConfucius - Chwang Keang Bemoans Her Husband`s Cruelty
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Fierce is the wind and cold;     And such is he.   Smiling he looks, and bold     Speaks mockingly.   Scornful and lewd his words,     Haughty his smile.   Bound is my heart with cords     In sorrow`s coil.   As cloud of dust wind-blown,     Just such is he.   Ready he seems to own,     And come to me.   But he comes not nor goes,     Stands in his pride.   Long, long, with painful throes,     Grieved I abide.   Strong blew the wind; the cloud     Hastened away.   Soon dark again, the shroud     Covers the day.   I wake, and sleep no more     Visits my eyes.   His course I sad deplore,     With heavy sighs.   Cloudy the sky, and dark;     The thunders roll.   Such outward signs well mark     My troubled soul.   I wake, and sleep no more     Comes to give rest.   His course I sad deplore,     In anguished breast.
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