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Im Pang on
Casual Records by Such’on (Compendium of Remarks on Poetry)
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宋龜峰。以擊壤之理學。兼盛唐之風韻。誠不可當。如日午千花靜。池淸萬象形。花欲開時纔有色。水成潭處却無聲等句甚奇。評者謂。鄭湖陰。盧蘇齋。黃芝川。館閣三傑。金梅月。南秋江。宋龜峰。山林三傑
By studying Shao Yong’s Neo-Confucian learning, Song Ikp’il grasped the charm (p’ungun) of High Tang poetry that was truly unequaled. For example, his phrases such as, 日午千花靜池淸萬象形 At noon, a thousand flowers are silent.A pond so clear reflects ten thousand forms. 花欲開時才有色水成潭處卻無聲 When the flowers are ready to bloom, only then are there colors.Where the waters form a deep pool, only there is no sound. are indeed extraordinary (ki). Critics say “Chŏng Saryong, No Susin, Hwang Chŏnguk are the three talents of the court. Kim Sisŭp, Nam Hyoon and Song Ikp’il are the three talents of the mountains and forests.”
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