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Friday, March 7, 2008
The Painting--John Balaban
The stream runs clear to its stones;
the fish swim in sharp outline.
Girl, turn your face for me to draw.
Tomorrow, if we should drift apart,
I shall find you by this picture.
From
Ca Dao Vietnam: Vietnamese Folk Poetry
translated by John Balaban.
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