Chinese & Japanese

Liu Ch’ang

c. AD 1150


Liu Ch’ang is a Chinese poet whom L. Cranmer-Byng dates to about A.D. 1150. He is not to be confused with the Tang poet Liu Ch’ang-ch’ing, who is a different man.

The poems here are L. Cranmer-Byng’s versions in A Feast of Lanterns (1916), given under the poet’s name as spelled there.

  1. Autumn Thoughts
  2. On Waking from Sleep

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