The Poetry of Fei Ma

Author: Fei Ma (USA)/Country:
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2000-11-01
Features:
Room Number 146—View of Atlanta from the Hotel—A City's Lights, Fireflies in the Courtyard of a Faraway Midsummer Night—A Dream of Imprisonment, Stirring, About to Burst from the Bottle (November 29, 1977)
Joy and Anger—Joyful Bubbles Kissing Pepsi—Angry Arms Embracing, Like Iron Bars Locking—The Tangshan Earthquake—Only the Gears of Teeth Clacking Noisily in the Dark, Revealing a Hint of Casualties—The Greatest Sorrow is Not Giving Up—Slapping a Heavy Palm on My Back for a Drowned Stone—You Laughed at the Sky—The Rainy Season 2—Always the Same Few Words—Dripping, Ticking, Chirping—And We Long for a Thunderous Outburst—A Sharp Command to Shut Up! (January 22, 1978)
On the Train, Thinking of You—The Scenery Becoming More and More Blurry—A Foggy Sky—A Foggy Field—A Foggy Window—A Foggy Eye—Yet You Look at Me with Such Clear Eyes—From Another Piece of Scenery—From Another World—Sometimes You Deliberately Pull Your Face into a Curtain—A Deeply Drawn Veil—A Tall Window Above, Blocking the Sun—Blocking the Laughter—Blocking the Eyes of Anxiety and Concern—And Yet, I Still Wander Below Your Window, Full of Heartache, Hoping That in Countless Glances Up, There Will Be That Lucky Once—To See Your Eyes, Like Stars Shining Through the Curtain's Gaps