Rabbit Angel

Rabbit Angel

Junguo Xu

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Bobcat Press
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9798950183041
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In A World Obsessed With Speed, These Poems Choose Stillness.Xu Junguo creates poetry like a painter of forgotten dreams.Inside his mythical 'Goose Garden,' rabbit angels wander through moonlight, little bodhisattvas grieve with childlike innocence, flowers whisper in solitude, and nature becomes a sacred language for healing the wounded human spirit.These poems carry the quiet emotional force of The Little Prince, the spiritual clarity of Zen aesthetics, and the lyrical tenderness of modern Asian literature. Blending poetry and visual imagination, Xu Junguo transforms ordinary moments into luminous meditations on loneliness, beauty, memory, childhood, and the fragile hope of remaining gentle in a brutal world.Here, bitter melons practice silent asceticism. Bees labor like monks. Banana leaves awaken in rain. Even sorrow blooms softly.This is not poetry of performance. It is poetry of listening.For readers who love:The Little PrinceMu XinGu ChengJimmy LiaoTao YuanmingYoshitomo NaraHealing literatureZen-inspired art and poetryQuiet, meditative books that linger in the soulXu Junguo writes with rare sincerity and stillness, offering modern readers something increasingly endangered: inner peace, spiritual attention, and the courage to remain tender.A dreamlike collection of contemporary Chinese poetry and art for readers seeking beauty beyond noise.

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