Return

The days go by, and once again,

Among the shadows of his pain,

He lingers at the well-known place

That holds the memory of her face.

But from the clouds of earth that lie

Beneath the foot of tall Ma-wei

No signs of her dim form appear,

Only the place of death is here.

Statesman's and monarch's eyes have met,

And royal robes with tears are wet;

Then eastward flies the frantic steed

As on to the Red Wall they speed.

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