This piece was created and recorded yesterday. The cherry blossoms are finally here. They remind me of a poem by Liu Yuxi (772-842 A.D.) from the Tang Dynasty.
刘禹锡和乐天宴李美周中丞宅赏樱桃花
“樱桃千万枝，照耀如雪天，王孙宴其下，隔水疑神仙，宿露发清香，初阳动暄妍，妖姬满鬓插，酒客折枝传，同此赏芳月，几人有华筵，杯行勿遽辞，好醉逸三年。”
“Tens of thousands of cherries, shining like a snowy sky, under the banquet of the royals. Gazing by the…
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