Zhū Dūnrú de cí xiě de hěn zìrán, dú qǐlai xiàng shuōhuà yíyàng.
Zhu Dunru's ci are written so naturally that they read almost like speech.
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His 《鹧鸪天·西都作》 opens 我是清都山水郎, "I am heaven's steward of hills and streams", a declaration of carefree independence. His ci are collected as 《樵歌》, "Woodcutter's Songs".
