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    Sailing Homeward by Chan Fang-shēng

    Updated:May 4, 20251 Min Read

    Cliffs that rise a thousand feet
    Without a break,
    Lake that stretches a hundred miles
    Without a wave,
    Sands that are white through all the year,
    Without a stain,
    Pine-tree woods, winter and summer
    Ever-green,
    Streams that for ever flow and flow
    Without a pause,
    Trees that for twenty thousand years
    Your vows have kept,
    You have suddenly healed the pain of a traveller’s heart,
    And moved his brush to write a new song.

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