In leaf after leaf we seem to hear the sighing of the wind

In leaf after leaf we seem to hear the sighing of the wind,
utterly dissolving vulgar dust, purifying thought.
Deep in the night, through dreams wind the songs of River Hsiang,
twenty-five strings playing in brilliant autumn moonlight.
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Wu Chen
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