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Mulberry Myths
Mulberry Myths
Mulberry Myths
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Mulberry Myths is a poetic rouser of sixteen melodies, a razzamatazz of sino-images that are a token of this romantic movement of magical linguistic bravura, a modern symphony of eastern melody
LanguageEnglish
PublisherXlibris US
Release dateFeb 3, 2022
ISBN9781669805571
Mulberry Myths
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Carrie Chang

Carrie Chang was born in 1970, in Syracuse, New York. She attended Stanford University, UC-Berkeley and New York University, obtaining her B.A., and M.J. and M.F.A. in English and journalism and creative writing, respectively. She worked as an Asian American journalist in the arts/political field for almost a decade, creating her own magazine, “Monolid,” and lives as a writer/poet in the Bay Area. Her favorite pastimes include swimming and painting.

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    Mulberry Myths - Carrie Chang

    Copyright © 2022 by Carrie Chang.

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

    Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Getty Images are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

    Certain stock imagery © Getty Images.

    Rev. date: 12/29/2021

    Xlibris

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    CONTENTS

    Mulberry Myths

    A Hunger for the Buddha of Good Rice and Memory

    Faerie Climes

    The Candy Cig

    King Scalawag

    Darny Xiao Jieh (Mistress Darny)

    Lone Crusader in Shanghai Barnes and Noble

    Pac-Man Inside

    Soong Dynasty Shoes

    Literary Empress

    Cosmic Shampoo for Silly Sort of Days

    Sephora Women

    Unagi

    Buddha No More

    A Dowager Shops in the Old Days

    Unlock the door

    The Economist

    Every Proper Cent

    Go Time at St. Alps

    Sea Cucumber in Peuce 3 p.m Afternoon Doldrums

    Of Supermen and Bandits

    Compassion of the Evening Zen Master

    Pictos of a Lanyard Rose

    Strange Love

    Little Shop of Horrors

    Gong-Show Fades So Fast

    Soong Swan Ladies

    Mistress Oh-Ee-Vay

    The Painted Shoe

    Waited For So Long

    The Emperor Sighed

    Hibiscus Tribe

    Basho’s Summons

    Screwy Women of the Tang

    Humpty-Dumpty Again

    The Anorexic Maison

    Gods of Trivial Pursuit

    Luck and Childhood Games

    Chrysanthemum Efforts

    The Evergreen Society

    Li Po Eating Blueberries

    Crystal Ball Days

    Gung Ho Flower

    Beyond the odds

    Canto Music of Lost Youth

    Blue Random Cricket on a Summer’s Day

    Fable Femme Figurines

    Let Us Go Shadow-Boxing

    Little Missus Harmonica Day

    Joyless as Rice

    Master Paradise, Methinks

    Apologia to a Twinkie, etc.

    The Times They Haven’t Changed

    Two Strokes a Person

    Hi Ho Jive and Automatic Jitters

    Hopeless Though It Seems

    Heart-Shaped Jade Speaks

    Precious Peach

    Psycho Fortune Déja Vu

    Poppins Rose

    Confessions of a plum-faced beatnik

    Skippy Infinity

    Norton in my Bed

    Your Vicious Sunday Morning Blooms

    (

    Dedicated to my uncle I-Dee Chang, who was mythical)

    MULBERRY MYTHS

    S usurrus is what you are,

    And on violetta days I think

    Of you, on crests and waves,

    Of this angel-fire, the spectral

    light is stripped sincerely pale like

    the white sepals,

    On a faded flower, please

    Don’t forget me, when oleanders

    Spook me with their curve, I

    Count my tragedy day by day,

    I speak this name as that hurricane

    denuded the grass and called

    To mind the glassy kingdom

    Of Life; the gobbledygook

    Of the sunrise disappears, in

    Vernal space,

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