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Li Bai: The Immortal Poet of the Tang Dynasty
Life and Historical Context Li Bai was born in 701 in what is now Sichuan Province, China. Though details of his early life are somewhat unclear, it is believed that he came from a family of scholars. From a young age, he displayed exceptional literary talent and a keen interest in Taoism, which deeply influenced his poetry.
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Stream of Consciousness.
There’s something ethereal, ever so peculiar, When consciousness spills into a stream— A rush of complexities that drown and lift,
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Static hearts.
Flashing lights and neon scars, Chasing echoes in the dark. We were fire, we were sparks, Now we’re fading into stars. *
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Coup
The cat was on the prowl Not a creature was stirring Not even a mouse Because the call was coming from inside the house
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Help Me
Hold on to me tight Eagerly awaiting change Let your love fill me up Pull me out of this dark cloud Move on my behave
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Clouds
Cumulous clouds lowly in the sky owning themselves until the downpour of rain is over and the sunshine returns.
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Through the window of time
The phone chimed, jolting me awake. I picked up and saw a glimpse of a bleak existence, That belied my mortality at its stake.
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The River’s Secret
The river hums a quiet tune, A song it’s known since silver noon. Through bending reeds and mossy stones, It sings of secrets never known.
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Ode to Miss Shambles
Many years ago, she first was revealed I met her recently as she unsealed So many pipes needed renewal Sent all of us in a spiral
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Sunshine
Sunshiny days under the sun not allowing any clouds sitting around blocking its' rays having its' natural light shining
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The Stars
Stars that are twinkling turning on the night sky allowing us to see and read the stories as they soar across the sky.
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The Moon
Millions of years old opportunities to view opposite of the sun nocturnal views.
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