Duo Duo
poet
Duo Duo or Duoduo (Chinese: 多多, 1951 – ) is the pen name of contemporary Chinese poet Li Shizheng (Chinese: 栗世征), a prominent exponent of the Chinese Misty Poets.
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Quotes edit
The Boy who Catches Wasps (2002) edit
- The Boy Who Catches Wasps, trans. Gregory Lee (Zephyr Press, 2002), ISBN 978-0939010707
- On a night full of symbols
The moon is like an invalid's pallid face
Like a mistaken shifted time
And death, like a doctor standing before the bed- "Night" (1973), p. 9
- They are reduced to wrongdoers of the mind
Merely because: They misused parables.
(...)
They are people who have missed life, stuck in a place where life is misunderstood
Everything they have gone through —— is a mere tragedy of birth- "Instruction" (1976), p. 29
- Looking out from death you will always see
Those whom all your life you ought not to see- "Looking Out from Death" (1983), p. 51
