10 Stories Down
"What I gather ten stories up, grows with vigor ten stories down," the title poem begins. Those words speak of the insight into life on the other side of the world that change my perspective on the world and my place in it. three photographs taken in Beijing. Readers may buy the work suitable for a frame.
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Encounters
"Stares can stab at the spirit with the strength that a smile lifts
the heart," is the refrain and essential thought in, "Encounters." The poem from the new book, 10 Stories Down, talks about how eyes can transmit the mind without a spoken word.
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Houtong
The signs of the old Beijing disappear daily as the last remnants of the traditional houses and neighborhoods are scraped away to make room for high-rise apartment homes. One stanza of the poem from the new book, 10 Stories Down, states:
The houtong, we call them ghetto,
but there are no fences.
This is not the Beijing of outsiders.
This is the phoenix’s lair from which life springs.
The houtong, we call them ghetto,
but there are no fences.
This is not the Beijing of outsiders.
This is the phoenix’s lair from which life springs.
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