My Tao Name
What do you think of my name, Joyous Lake,
I asked my daughter over the phone,
when I had finished deleting
A loud burst of laughter followed. It
descended down the line, over the waterfowl
paddling the lilies and into the rivers beyond.
Further still from the poems I had created with the
Chinese I-Ching, an ancient Taoist symbol. The Lake
Chinese I-Ching, an ancient Taoist symbol. The Lake
regardless of change can achieve tranquility in
disturbance, Chinese scholars say. Why can't
"Bliss" and "Jude in the Mood" tell this
apart
from a whorehouse of sexual arousal. Nothing
surprises me in this virtual world, these ladies
imagining 'Joyous
Lake' as a red light district.
Might they compare the deeper soft petals of silk,
black-stringed corset to a lotus flower on a lake,
magpies in taught suspendered trees, caroling.
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