The Wind Woman ~ Ginny Li

:named after the Chinese word 疯 which means crazy, it can be dissected into two letters: wind and illness.  

The walking dreamer lied  
The tulip stuck its tongue out  
Goat’s lair in form of ridicule  
Her grassy root of distinct springs  
She listens to the fortunes of others  
And stayed by their ears  
Sleepless sound wavering its nail  
Celadon her forehead  
Tastes of iron and pink  
If she could still dream  
And salivate  
And spit out the core of a fleshy pool of waves 
Instead of only licking it smooth and pining it with sandpaper 
She stopped  
make an artificial gleam out of something  
Balmy  
Rough  
Something akin to unwordable paint

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