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The problem with reading all the way through a general anthology of Chinese poetry is that eventually you have to cross the Ming dynasty. Without a camel.
---L.
---L.
Active Entries
- 1: “i would search everywhere / just to hear your call / and walk upon stranger roads than this one”
- 2: “what’s it all for / you better live now / before the grim reaper come knocking on your door”
- 3: “you’re the priestess i must confess / those little red panties they pass the test”
- 4: “like a wire on a spool i keep on unrolling / a single thread that seems to unwind and unwind”
- 5: “the air so heavy and dry/ strange voices are saying (what do they say)/ things i can’t understand”
- 6: “the moon and the stars / were the gifts you gave / to the dark, and the endless skies”
- 7: “got to be good-looking because he’s so hard to see / come together right now over me”
- 8: “all i’m asking in return, honey / is to give me my propers when you get home”
- 9: “sit down girl! i think i love you! / no get up, girl! show me what you can do!”
- 10: “the day bleeds / into nightfall / and you’re not here / to get me through it all”
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