Magnolia Slope 


Lotus blossoms adrift out across treetops
flaunt crimson calyxes among mountains.

At home beside this stream, quiet, no one
here. Scattered. Scattered open and falling.

— Wang Wei, see more in Classical Chinese Poetry


All poems, art, and photos are public domain or used by permission of author or publisher. Magnolia photo by Joey's Planting, via Flickr.
Debi Smith Kaich Jones


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