Machine generated contents note: III. Demise of the Starry Sky. The Beauty of Confrontation -- Rocks Living in a Yonder Homeland -- Naturalist -- Quartet: Ocean, Desert, Bottle and Crow -- Ocean Observing Journal During the Closed Fishing Season -- The Man Digging a Well at the Seashore -- Three Objects and Their Relationship With the Horizon -- Gong Du Picking Withered Leaves on the Third Statehood Lane of Xi'an City -- A Few Buddies in the Depths of Mountains by Rivers -- Tree of Stars -- Six Little Lakes Far in the North -- A Far-Reaching Majestic Mountain -- The Blue of a Sky-Colored Apron -- My Son Running Hither and Thither Under the Starlight -- How to Observe Dark Clouds Polish Constellations -- Winter of the Old Era and Its Snow Piled Up Like Relics in the Outskirts -- Chatting About Tea With Five Poets After Drinking Spirits -- Direction of Twilight in Ginkgo Manor -- A Bare-Handed Lightning Catcher -- Tribe of Rocs -- He Is Experiencing Dead Branches and Withered Leaves of Spring -- Owl's Surrealistic Theater -- Massive Boulders Rolling in the Depths of the Yellow River -- Stray at the Littoral National Seagull Park -- The Spring of River, Crow and Plastic Bag -- A Tree Blacklisted by a Felling Company -- Dark Tempest of Last Year -- Observer of the Egg of the World -- Today Your Soul Should Choose to Sail in the Ocean -- Gripping Stars at a Maritime Museum -- Oral Narrative of an Ocean Nurturer -- The Qin Mountains -- Moorland Is My Friend -- Nest of the Tenebrosity -- Kua Fu Chasing Clay Balls in the Park -- II. Dangerous Nests of the Dream Clinic -- Holding My Tongue at the Subway All Day Long -- Earth Is a Balloon With a Pain in Its Heart -- The World and Its Dangerous Nests -- Fish-Eating Man and Potato-Eating Man -- Writing Lyrics for a Rocker at a Subway Passage -- Letters to the Clouds -- Grey Overcast Sky Above the Bell Tower -- A Man's Knife Glint, Moonlight and Starshine -- Three Poets or the Most Melancholy One -- An Aesthete's Nails and Hammer -- A Man With a Horrible Dent in His Head -- Cliff With Cranes -- Falling White Snow and Blooming Red Plum Blossoms -- Aborted Visit to the Yellow River in the Central Plains -- A Narrow Escape From a Breathtaking Encounter at an Ancient Ferry on the Yellow River -- Spring Rain and Mist of the Central Plains -- Going Northwards, at the Height of a Bird -- Black and White in the Bright Blue Sky -- Blank and Melancholy -- Blue Boy Smuggling Birds' Nests up the Trees -- Dream Clinic in a Mirror -- Nobody Can See the Shattering of an Angelic Lady's Heart -- By the Ocean -- Between Ocean and Revolution -- Three Maidens and Belated-Blooming Northern Cherry Blossoms -- Spring and Fairness -- Fluttering Leaves in Lonesome Northern Winter -- City and Its Underground Worker -- Scene at Dusk -- The Man Cutting Down Trees -- The Mediterranean Sea -- Different Forms of Mourning -- Humble Sea-Watcher -- The Reason I Like Glass -- III. All the World's Birds Are Flying Towards Twilight -- All the World's Birds Are Flying Towards Twilight -- On a Sinner-Like Wasteland -- Observation of a Flying Flamingo -- Curved Scenery -- Firmament by the Bell Tower -- Marmot Singing in the Morning Glow -- Mary's Blizzard and Boy -- Python of Time -- Portrait: Sketch of Another Tree -- A Fish Controlled by an Accidental Ideal -- Heavier or Lighter: Fall of Butterfly or Airplane -- Fruits Flying Towards All Corners of the World Like Birds -- Leaves Fluttering Down Profusely Under the Starry Sky -- The Man Always Walking Ahead -- Woman in Exotic Dress -- Peace-Minded Man by the Salween River -- Ennui -- Horizon Bent by Gloomy Clouds Part I -- Horizon Bent by Gloomy Clouds Part II -- History of Clouds -- Red Fox: A Legend -- Four Birds at the Watershed Between the River and the Ocean -- A Girl Talking With a Mirror -- Porcelain Cleaner in a Gloomy Apartment -- Talking About Snow With a Girl in a Cafe -- Man With a Nose As Huge as a Spacecraft -- The Place I Want to Go -- Seven Lakes and Seven Swans -- Reasons for Only Reading Friends' Books -- Demise of the Starry Sky.
Summary:
"A selection of poems by Chinese poet Yan An. The subjects of the poems are various and include a broad range. The translations are by Chinese translators Chen Du and Xisheng Chen"-- Provided by publisher.
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.