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After nightfall, the power lines temporarily soothe the southbound swallows but still continue to clamor for a love poem Between the chinaberry trees lies a pink web Who has made this cage for themselves?
Bare Branches – Poetry from China
Three black birds Alight on the ashen-gray branch When their wings flutter They vanish. Lei Mo is an eminent poet of China Lei Mo, born in Hai’an, Jiangsu Province in 1963, now lives in Nanjing. In the early 1990s, he took the lead in proposing “new Zen poetry” and carried out writing practice, making him a representative poet of new Zen poetry. He has authored works such as New Zen Poetry: Hitting the West Wall from the East Wall and Selected N…
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