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Five Poems

Five Poems but that the earth is small Just as a silkworm eats mulberry leaves so is the world devoured by an unknown power to settle in its stomach. Is what fat tens a nation or an ideology? (zn any case it isn’t humans) These translations are based on the texts of the Ishiguki Rin Shrshii, from the Gendurshi Bunko series, no. 46 (Tokyo, ShichGsha, 1971); reprinted with permission. positions 3:3 Winter 1995 Oh, a single thread-like strand soars into mid-air soars higher still That smoke-like strand wraps the earth in a stranglehold And when it’s become a complete cocoon even the pupa inside is killed Just a wisp of silk is drawn, they say. ‘954 Tragedy A hearse came down the Keihin Highway. I was going in the direction it came from when, in the driver’s seat and passenger’s seat two men laughed chatting about something It was the red-faced giant in the passenger’s seat who laughed with great cheer, You could almost hear him ha ha ha from the look on his face. Quiet, the hearse drove past me In the back, a single casket a passenger with no complaints. lshigaki Three different-colored taxis followed in succession in http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png positions asia critique Duke University Press

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Publisher
Duke University Press
Copyright
Copyright 1995 by Duke University Press
ISSN
1067-9847
eISSN
1527-8271
DOI
10.1215/10679847-3-3-723
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Abstract

but that the earth is small Just as a silkworm eats mulberry leaves so is the world devoured by an unknown power to settle in its stomach. Is what fat tens a nation or an ideology? (zn any case it isn’t humans) These translations are based on the texts of the Ishiguki Rin Shrshii, from the Gendurshi Bunko series, no. 46 (Tokyo, ShichGsha, 1971); reprinted with permission. positions 3:3 Winter 1995 Oh, a single thread-like strand soars into mid-air soars higher still That smoke-like strand wraps the earth in a stranglehold And when it’s become a complete cocoon even the pupa inside is killed Just a wisp of silk is drawn, they say. ‘954 Tragedy A hearse came down the Keihin Highway. I was going in the direction it came from when, in the driver’s seat and passenger’s seat two men laughed chatting about something It was the red-faced giant in the passenger’s seat who laughed with great cheer, You could almost hear him ha ha ha from the look on his face. Quiet, the hearse drove past me In the back, a single casket a passenger with no complaints. lshigaki Three different-colored taxis followed in succession in

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Published: Dec 1, 1995

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