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Lou Yi, a writer for Caijing magazine in Beijing, is working at the Philadelphia Inquirer under the Alfred Friendly Press Fellowships program.
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This is your England / Thanks Elton.
Sometimes, when a
lively moss-rose
arrives near a
pebble recalling
a tern and a
beautiful smile, a
delicate candle
extends a distraction
like a gentle
footpath in the crying
of your feeling
and then, in a perfume,
the sound of a
swallow returns
in the air.
Francesco Sinibaldi
Posted by Francesco Sinibaldi | May 19, 2007 4:01 PM
Posted on May 19, 2007 16:01