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Written In Exile: The Poetry Of Liu Tsungyuan,New von Moos Not Childs Play Is TheAfter A Failed Push For Political Reform, The Tang Eras Greatest Prosewriter, Liu Tsungyuan, Was Exiled To The Southern Reaches Of China. Thousands Of Miles From Home And Freed From The Strictures Of Court Bureaucracy, He Turned His Gaze Inward And Chronicled His Estrangement In Poems. Lius Fame As A Prose Writer, However, Overshadowed His Accomplishment As A Poet. Three Hundred Years After Liu Died, The Poet Su Tungpo Ranked Him As One Of The

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