Looking around the flashy scenes of hills linked to water,
Leaning on rail I feel lotus fragrance in the ten-li area;
None bothers me under a shining moon and the fresh breeze,
Together I do enjoy more cool waves coming from the south.
四顾山光接水光，凭栏十里芰荷香。
清风明月无人管，并作南来一味凉。
By Wang Anshi
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