Meeting an Old Acquaintance

Each time I comb my white locks, cause for new grief;
each blackening of moth eyebrows, less of your old beauty.
Onlookers must wonder at all our sighs and exclamations—
young when we parted, we meet again, now old.
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Po Chü-i
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