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Cut Up – 5 Chinese poets and poems

Posted on February 23, 2011 by skyraftwanderer

I have been thinking of a cut – up piece for a while now. But whenever I have tried to create a cut – up whatever I was writing was always written with the intention of being cut up, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Poems, Uncategorized | Tagged At the Hua - Shan hermitage of adept Ma Tai, Birds, Ch'an, Chia Tao, Chinese, Cloud, Clouds, Cut, Cut up, Deer-Gate, Emptiness, Fish-Bridge Island, Flutter, Forests, Gate, Gibbons, Hat, Incandescent, Juxtaposition, Juxtapositions, Lotus Peak, Master P'ang, Meng Hao Jan, Meng Hao Ran, Moon, Moonlight, Mount Hua, Mountains, Mourning Yin Yao, Night, Pao Hsien, Path, Po Chu-I, Poem, Poems, Poetry, Poets, Reading Ch'an Sutras, Recluse, Returning Home to Deer - Gate Mountain at night, Rivers, Silence, Silent, Stone-Tower Mountain, Tigers, Up, Wang Wei, Written on the Wall at Master Wei Feng's, Yellow River, Zen | Leave a comment

Lights/Fort

Posted on February 5, 2011 by skyraftwanderer

Note: Originally this was going to be one piece. But I split it up into two. So in the issue of fairness, it will be posted as both complete and in its separate parts. The Lights Lights appear in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Fragments | Tagged Contours, Dark, Darkness, Dereliction, Drifting, Dulled, Dust, Existence, Fading, Flickering, Fort, Gloaming, Ground, Illuminating, Incandescent, Lights, Night, Numb, Plain, Slanting, Soaring, Soldiers, Surging, Will o' the Wisp | 1 Comment

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