唐代曹松 （AD 830—903）

水色昏犹白，霞光暗渐无。风荷摇破扇，波月动连珠。

蟋蟀啼相应，鸳鸯宿不孤。小僮频报夜，归步尚踟蹰。

Arthur Waley wrote in the Introduction of this book, "I have, as before, given half my space to Po Chü-i, of whose poems I had selected for translation a much larger number than I have succeeded in rendering. I will give literal versions of two rejected ones."  Readers may mistake the author of these poems as Po Chü-i, actually, Evening wrote by Cao Song (AD 830-903)。 I haven't found out the author of second poem yet. 

Cao Song (Tang Dynasty)

Water's colour at-dusk still white;

Sunset's glow in-the-dark gradually nil.

Windy lotus shakes (like) broken fan;

Wave-moon stirs (like) string (of) jewels.

Crickets chirping answer one another;

Mandarin-ducks sleep, not alone.

Little servant repeatedly announces night;

Returning steps still hesitate.