二南密旨

A Buddhist Retreat Behind Broken-mountain Temple

Drinking Alone Beneath the Moon

The Hard Road

Translation:A View from the Wild

Farewell to Vice-prefect Du Setting out for his Official Post in Shu

A Farewell to a Friend

On a Moonlight Night

The Gold-threaded Robe

A Song of Fair Women

A Confession

A Climb on the Mountain Holiday to the Terrace Whence One Sees the Magician a Poem Sent to Vice-prefect Lu

Near the Lizhou Ferry

Inscribed in the Temple of the Wandering Genie

An Early Audience at the Palace of Light Harmonizing Secretary Jia Zhi Poem

An Early Audience at the Palace of Light Harmonizing Secretary Jia Zhi's Poem

A Hearty Welcome to Vice-prefect Cui

A Palace Poem

Staying at the General's Headquarters

To my Friends Li Dan and Yuanxi

Spring Thoughts

A Night-mooring at Wuchang

Looking Toward an Inner Gate of the Great Wall

On Leaving Guijiang Again to Xue and Liu

From the City-tower of Liuzhou to my Four Fellow-officials at Zhang, Ding, Feng, and Lian Districts

Both Sides of the Yellow River Recaptured By the Imperial Army

An Evening View of the City of Youzhou After Coming from Hankou to Parrot Island a Poem Sent to my Friend Governor Yuan

To my Brothers and Sisters Adrift in Troubled Times this Poem of the Moon

The Temple of Su Wu

The Temple of the Premier of Shu

Passing Through Huayin

Harmonizing a Poem By Palace-attendant Guo

To my Friend at the Capital Secretary Pei

To Vice-prefects Li and Wang Degraded and Transferred to Xiazhong and Changsha

A Farewell to Wei Wan

An Elegy I

An Elegy III

An Elegy II

A View of the Wilderness

On Passing Jia Yi's House in Changsha

Night in the Watch-tower

Over the Border

At the beginning, he demoted officials and looked at Qinling

A Song of an Old Cypress

On Hearing a Flute at Night from the Wall of Shouxiang

Returning at Night to Lumen Mountain

A Song of the Palace

A Palace Poem