all shall be well all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well julian of norwich

Sunday, September 30, 2001

Today at mass the priest used Shellys Ode to the West Wind blindly. Thinkign it was a pretty lyric, he didnt realize the revoultionary subtext. So read it .


In 1991 a poet from californis published this poem in the overseas communist journal.



Lantern Festival


The east wind caresses the face and hastens the peaches and plums.

A sparrow hawk spreads its wings, unfolding a bright future.

The moon reflects in the sea, bringing hot tears.

A traveler ascends a tower, remembering his home.

I shall not fail to live up to lifelong aspirations to serve my country
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The people who raised me are more valuable than 10,000 pieces of gold.

We must do all we can to catch up and reinvigorate China.

We wait for spring to spread across this sacred land.


Diganolly in the Chinese text from the left corner , the phrase Li Peng Step Down appeared.
Li Peng orchastrated teh Tinnamen Square Fiasco .



Poets are the secert legistors of the world because poets (or at least good ones) are like spy masters transportign dangeorus ideas in banal packages.

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