Orioles Cries: After Li Qingzhao - Su Hsaio-Hsiao, Tzu Yeh, Shao Fei-Fei, Na-Lan Hsin-Te, Chinese, Women, Poets, Classical, Poems, Erotic, Poetry
Orioles Cries: After Li Qingzhao - Su Hsaio-Hsiao, Tzu Yeh, Shao Fei-Fei, Na-Lan Hsin-Te, Chinese, Women, Poets, Classical, Poems, Erotic, Poetry
Orioles Cries: After Li Qingzhao - Su Hsaio-Hsiao, Tzu Yeh, Shao Fei-Fei, Na-Lan Hsin-Te, Chinese, Women, Poets, Classical, Poems, Erotic, Poetry
Orioles
Cries
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DEAN
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Orioles
Cries
P OEM
BY C
DEAN colin leslie dean
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INTRODUCTIO
N so what is well lets say
Orioles
Cries goes beyond the
Orioles
kissed by
perfume and
moonlight
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Orioles kissed by
perfume and
moonlight
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INTRODUCTIO
N so what be
Orioles be they
perhaps birds sing-song girls
o‘er ornate full of allusions
mannerisms pretentions
cleverness perhaps shallow
conventionalisms perhaps
morally decadent like those
New Songs from a Jade
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Terrace full of
craftsmanship rhymes of
harmony imagery so delicate
full of verbal ingenuities
with Ohh so apt allusions rapt
virtuosic imaginings Ahh
doth we say with the
Chinese these Orioles be
naught but “all flowers and
moonlight” dismissed as
words of shame to be to
oblivion consigned to be
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verbal pictorial
voluptuousness twining
tapestry of imagistic
landscapes of Oh for the
discerning Taoist andst
Zen within these “poetry-
Chan” these Orioles
songs finds one “self-ablaze”
of the “of-itself” of the
“10000 things” so reciter
recite inst Idleness be with
the Orioles songs
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PREFACE Oh these
words of mine doest they doest But
tell of my minde or be these But
imagining thee doest find But I
doest say pardon this my say andst
doest thee proceed to hear what my
tongue to thee doth relay for thy
entertainment be this But my lay full
of conceits that may hopefully breed
inst THY minde tales of beauty songs
of lust that thy troubles may waylay
that for some moment whilst thee be on
thy way thy thoughts these words may
feed with beauty such thee doth not
find my say of unsuited things such
that their readings a moment joy brings
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