鐔津文集 18.103

18.103

Sun Chuo once accompanied Zhi Dun on his wanderings; / for a thousand years people called both paragons of romantic freedom. / I admire you who, emulating them, don a pair of wooden clogs, / and having joined company, return together to share a single hill. / Your robes are cold, yet the snow and frost have not yet departed; / your spirits are high, how could you be willing to bring the clouds and moon to an end? / Indulging in poetry and valuing the Way, neither of you has an equal; / you surely could rival the myriad-household lords of that time.