Friday, March 4, 2016

The Earliest Flower's Talk Comments

Rating: 5.0

In March they knock at the door of Chun Ni
The Girl of Spring eagerly lets them get in
One hundred flowers contend for beauty
Wait, wait, which one stands for her heart?
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Cigeng Zhang
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Unnikrishnan E S 04 May 2016

Cigeng, I enjoyed reading your poems. But this one stands out. Exquisite imagery. Really sweet as the subtle voice of flowering! Keep writing. This is my first experience with Chinese poetry! I would cherish it. Well done. Do keep writing. Thanks for sharing.

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Cigeng Zhang 05 May 2016

Dear Unnikrishnan, I am so glad you liked the scent of Chinese in my small poem. Thank you!

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Cigeng Zhang 05 May 2016

Dear Unnikrishna, I am very glad you liked the scent of Chinese in my small poem. Thank you!

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Daniel Brick 12 March 2016

This poem is striking in its movement from things observed by the speaker to the speaker being observed by them. On the literal level the girl brings spring flowers inside her house. But they become animate and demand attention, no longer passive Something without guile - sweetflowers - become almost, but not quite, sinister. I hope these flowers regain their innocence.

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Cigeng Zhang 12 March 2016

I like your last line, I hope these flowers regain their innocence. Hope innocence back to our heart in this chaoic world. Thank you.

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