reference

[Senna Jawa]

• "The Book of Songs. The ancient Chinese classic of poetry.", translated by Arthur Waley, ISBN 0-8021-3021-6
• "A hundred and seventy Chinese poems", translated by Arthur Waley, ISBN 0-939218-17-8
• "Chinese Poetry", Wai-lim I. Yip (editor & translator), ISBN 0-8223-1951-9 or ...-2
• "The heart of Chinese Poetry", Greg Whincup, ISBN 0-385-23967-X
• "The Columbia Book of Later Chinese Poetry. Yuang, MIng and Ch'ing Dynasties (1279-1911)", Translated and Edited by Jonathan Chaves, ISBN 0-231-06148-X or ...-8
• "One Hundred Poems from the Chinese", Kenneth Rexroth, ISBN 0-8112-0180-5 or ISBN 0-81120370-0
• "One Hundred More Poems from the Chinese. Love and the Turning Year", Kenneth Rexroth, ISBN 0-8112-0179-1
• "Wang Wei, Li Po, Tu Fu, Li Shang-Yin. Five T'ang Poets", translated by David Young, ISBN 0-932440-55-X
• "Li Po and Du Fu", translated by Arthur Cooper © 1973, Chinese caligraphy by Shui Chien-Tung, Penguin Books
• "Wang Wei: poems", translated by G.W.Robinson © 1973, Penguin Books
• "The Selected Poems of Tu Fu", translated by David Hinton, ISBN 0-8112-1100-5 or ...-2
• "The Selected Poems of Li Po", translated by David Hinton, ISBN 0-8112-1323-4

 

[Senna Jawa]

Two more. The first one is fantastic. I didn't read the second one but it is by the same author as the first one.

• "The Great Age of Chinese Poetry: The High Tang.",
  Stephen Owen, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1981.
  
• "The Poetry of the Early Tang",
  Stephen Owen, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1977.