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Xi Nan (Nancy)
[Poem]
Poem
In About the Early Winter in 2005
Xi Nan (Nancy), contemporary poet, writer, and translator, was born in western Hunan, China. She used to be the lifestyle columnist of the (British) BBC UKChina website, and was nominated for the Zijin Star by People's Literature, China for her debut novel.
In the Festival of the World
"...look into the cell phone to find someone who can chat..."
Thinking of You Is Full of Comfort (#26 - 29)
The first in a series of poems with three-line stanzas.
Thinking of You Is Full of Comfort (#32 - 35)
"...look at the grey sky,
Falling down rains..."
Thinking of You Is Full of Comfort (#99 - 105)
"...This rain was very small, tiny, close to none..."
Thinking of You Is Full of Comfort (#197 - 201)
"...The tree branch we took back from the lakeside..."
The Life I Want
"...you will open the curtains completely, in a sunny and clear morning..."
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Xi Nan (Nancy)
Xi Nan (Nancy), contemporary poet, writer, and translator, was born in western Hunan, China. She used to be the lifestyle columnist of the (British) BBC UK China website, and was nominated for the Zijin Star by People's Literature, China for her debut novel.
She graduated from the London School of Economics and Political Science, lived in the U.K. from 2004-2017, and has published six books (in China) in different genres: poetry, novel, translation, and so forth. She is now travelling and writing in some places.
Xi Nan's twitter: https://twitter.com/XiNan41144534
Xi Nan's blog: Xi Nan and Fish Lu.
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