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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The nearly 100 poems gathered in this volume were written in the spring of 1997-a season of solitude, longing, despair, and quiet revelation.They are the work of a poet who has found his voice and settled into it with ease, using his pen to tell us what poetry can do, and what it cannot. At the center of this collection lies a single question: How does one live with one's fate? Not as a passive recipient of a predetermined script, but as one who sows, tends, and sometimes neglects the seeds that fate has placed within. The title, Seeds of Fate, is drawn from a poem that asks whether the seedlings we plant with our own hands are any different from those that grow wild-and whether, in the end, we are anything more than the names we bear, chosen for us by others, forgotten by time. These poems move between the grand and the intimate. They speak of love in its many forms-the aching, unrequited kind; the tender, ordinary kind; the kind that consumes and the kind that consoles. They wrestle with solitude, not as a condition to be overcome, but as a monarch whose kingdom must be inhabited with dignity. They walk through seas of rapeseed flowers, pause at the ruins of Banpo, sit in a dim room while a mother warns against the dangers of money, and watch a sullen hunter in a village marry a pretty widow. There are poems here that engage with philosophy, language, and history-with the "spectacles of knowledge" through which we see the world, and the "masks of words" that both reveal and conceal. There are poems that try to understand time, not as an abstract concept, but as the very substance of a life lived in seconds and years. And there are poems that ask, simply, what poetry is-and whether it can save us. If there is a single thread that runs through all of them, it is this: that life, in all its brokenness and beauty, is worth singing about. Not because singing will mend what is broken, but because the act of singing is itself a way of dwelling in the world-a way of saying, I am here, and this is what it feels like This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Product DescriptionA river of letters. A lifetime of tears. One eternal spring.In the spring of 2005, a man began writing to the love of his life. He called her Little Fish - Chen Yi, the woman whose tears, he believed, were not salt and water, but tiny crystals of the soul. The Necklace of Little Fish's Tearsis a collection of thirty intimate letters spanning three years of longing, devotion, and quiet revelation. Written by Chinese poet and philosopher Ge Ye to his beloved, these pages unfold like a meditation on love's deepest currents - where absence becomes presence, where a single tear contains the ocean, and where two souls, though parted by distance, are forever joined by the water between them. Translated with luminous precision by Rixin, this English edition preserves the original's poetic restraint and emotional depth. Each letter is a pearl on a string - delicate, iridescent, and strung together by the invisible thread of yearning. Readers of Rumi, Khalil Gibran, and Thich Nhat Hanh will find in these pages a kindred spirit - a voice that speaks of love not as possession, but as a flowing, formless devotion as vast and patient as water itself.This is not merely a book of love letters. It is a companion for anyone who has ever loved deeply, waited quietly, and believed that the heart's truest language needs no translation - only a willing ear, and a stillness deep enough to hear it. Editorial NoteThis volume is a companion to the Heartstrings Across Horizonstrilogy (Love - Freedom - Spring Eternity). While each stands alone, together they form a complete meditation on the three rivers that feed the ocean of the human heart. About the SeriesHEARTSTRINGS ACROSS HORIZONS is a literary series exploring the intersections of love, longing, and the eternal present. Blending Eastern philosophy with Western poetic tradition, the series invites readers into a contemplative space where every page is an invitation to pause, to feel, and to remember what the heart already knows. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What does it mean to be alive? What is love when it is not returned? What is justice when the powerful speak only of order, and the powerless speak only of survival? Ge Ye asks these questions not from an ivory tower, but from the mud of a vegetable garden, from the dim light of a bedroom shared with old books and fading religious prints, from the bedside of a dying uncle who gasps for water. His answers are never abstract; they are always embodied, always earthed in the particular textures of a life that knows hunger, exhaustion, and the slow erosion of hope. At the center of this collection lies a single question: How does one live with one's fate? Not as a passive recipient of a predetermined script, but as one who sows, tends, and sometimes neglects the seeds that fate has placed within. The title, Fingers of Sudden Rain in Bloom, is drawn from a poem that captures the sudden, unexpected grace of life's most ordinary miracles-a rainstorm that becomes a flowering, a hand that reaches out and finds the world already answering. If there is a single thread that runs through all of these poems, it is this: that life, in all its brokenness and beauty, is worth singing about. Not because singing will mend what is broken, but because the act of singing is itself a way of dwelling in the world-a way of saying, I am here, and this is what it feels like. Some of these poems are difficult. They do not offer easy consolations. They speak of poverty and illness, of approaching death, of love that goes unanswered, of a world that seems indifferent to the struggles of individuals. But they also speak of the warmth of a mother's smile, the joy of a child at play, the sudden beauty of a butterfly, the quiet radiance of a moonlit night. The poet does not flinch from darkness, but neither does he surrender to it. He sings because singing is the only response that does not betray the weight of what he has seen. Fate is not a sentence. It is a seed. And whether it grows into a flower or a weed, whether it is tended or abandoned, depends on what we choose to do with the soil we have been given. This book is one poet's attempt at tending-an act of care performed in full awareness that the garden may never be finished, and that the seeds may not all take root. But to tend is to hope. And hope, in these poems, is never quite extinguished. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The nearly 100 poems gathered in this volume were written in the spring of 1997-a season of solitude, longing, despair, and quiet revelation.They are the work of a poet who has found his voice and settled into it with ease, using his pen to tell us what poetry can do, and what it cannot. At the center of this collection lies a single question: How does one live with one's fate Not as a passive recipient of a predetermined script, but as one who sows, tends, and sometimes neglects the seeds that fate has placed within. The title, Seeds of Fate, is drawn from a poem that asks whether the seedlings we plant with our own hands are any different from those that grow wild-and whether, in the end, we are anything more than the names we bear, chosen for us by others, forgotten by time. These poems move between the grand and the intimate. They speak of love in its many forms-the aching, unrequited kind; the tender, ordinary kind; the kind that consumes and the kind that consoles. They wrestle with solitude, not as a condition to be overcome, but as a monarch whose kingdom must be inhabited with dignity. They walk through seas of rapeseed flowers, pause at the ruins of Banpo, sit in a dim room while a mother warns against the dangers of money, and watch a sullen hunter in a village marry a pretty widow. There are poems here that engage with philosophy, language, and history-with the 'spectacles of knowledge' through which we see the world, and the 'masks of words' that both reveal and conceal. There are poems that try to understand time, not as an abstract concept, but as the very substance of a life lived in seconds and years. And there are poems that ask, simply, what poetry is-and whether it can save us. If there is a single thread that runs through all of them, it is this: that life, in all its brokenness and beauty, is worth singing about. Not because singing will mend what is broken, but because the act of singing is itself a way of dwelling in the world-a way of saying, I am here, and this is what it feels like.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A profound spiritual exchange disguised as a love letter. A timeless teaching on how to love completely-and let go with open hands.In the autumn of 2005, the Chinese writer Ge Ye composed thirty-four letters to a young woman he called 'Dewdrop.' What began as a personal correspondence soon unfolded into a luminous exploration of love, freedom, truth, and the fulfillment of life. Blending the intimacy of a devotional confessional with the clarity of a philosophical treatise, these letters reach far beyond the personal-offering a shared spiritual treasure for every reader.Translated by Rixin, this bilingual edition presents each letter twice: first in English, then in the original Traditional Chinese. Whether you read one language or both, you will hear the same steady voice-the voice of someone who loved without condition, and then released that love back into the infinite.Inside this book, you will discover: A radical redefinition of love as pure giving, free from the need for return.Reflections on solitude, freedom, and the illusions of the modern world.A gentle invitation to return to the simple, self-sufficient spirit within.The 'deep secret' of loneliness as the very ground of every noble virtue.A teaching on how to transform pain into the nectar of boundless compassion.Praise for Farewell to a Bond'These letters are not merely about love; they are love itself, taking the form of words. They remind us that the highest human connection is not possession, but a mirror in which we behold our own soul.' - The Translator's Note'A book to be read slowly, like a long exhale. It dissolves the boundary between lover and beloved, between self and world, until only the quiet miracle of presence remains.' - Reader Review'In an age of noise, this is a voice of stillness. It does not ask you to believe-it asks you only to feel, and in feeling, to remember who you are.' - Independent Literary JournalWhether you are navigating the depths of a relationship, healing from a loss, or simply seeking a more authentic way to live, Farewell to a Bond offers a rare and radiant companion. Open it to any page, and let the journey begin.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if love were not a feeling to be possessed, but a path to be walked?Heartstrings Across Horizons: Thus Spoke the Love-Saint is the posthumous testament of Ge Ye (pen name of Tianxin Jushi), a Chinese lay Buddhist practitioner and "love-pilgrim" who chose romantic love as his medium of awakening. Compiled and translated by Rixin Jushi, this volume gathers four cycles of intimate love letters and diary-meditation (The Little Fish's Tear Necklace; The Gift of Love; Farewell Words on the End of an Affectionate Bond; A Stroll of Love), capped by the philosophical summation Confession of Love and the long poem Spring Overture.At once devotional and unsparing, these pages refuse both the glamour of romance and the safety of renunciation. The author writes of love as "complete self-forgetfulness in freedom," tracing a movement from passion to compassion, from I love you to I simply love. Drawing on Chan Buddhism, the Chinese lyrical tradition, and a mystic's clarity, he addresses questions that remain urgent for every reader who has ever tried to love without losing themselves: What does it mean to give without bargaining?Can eros become agape without killing the body's joy?And when a bond ends, what survives-attachment, or love itself? For readers of Rilke, Rumi, Thomas Merton, and Thich Nhat Hanh, this book offers a rare voice from within contemporary Chinese spirituality: a lover who became a seer, and a seer who never stopped being a lover."I have always been simply a true lover, as if I came from love and return to love." - Thus spoke the Love-Saint. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. PRAISE FOR FINGERS OF SUDDEN RAIN IN BLOOM "A stunning debut in English. Ge Ye's poems are at once deeply rooted in the Chinese landscape and utterly universal-they speak of fate, love, power, solitude, and the luminous persistence of childhood." -Translation Review "This is poetry of a rare kind: it does not perform its suffering, nor does it disguise its anger. It simply tells the truth, as plainly as a farmer tells you that the weather has been unkind this year." -From the Foreword ABOUT THE BOOK Fingers of Sudden Rain in Bloom presents the first English translation of Ge Ye's complete 1997 poetic cycle-101 poems written over the course of a single year. Divided into six thematic volumes, the collection traces the full arc of human experience: the labor of the earth, the anguish of love, the weight of history, the depths of solitude, and the return to childhood. At its heart lies a single question: How does one live with one's fate? Not as a passive recipient, but as one who sows, tends, and sometimes neglects the seeds that fate has placed within. For readers of Rilke, Neruda, Mary Oliver, and Ocean Vuong-and for anyone who has ever asked, in the dark, what it means to be human. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Product DescriptionA river of letters. A lifetime of tears. One eternal spring.In the spring of 2005, a man began writing to the love of his life. He called her Little Fish - Chen Yi, the woman whose tears, he believed, were not salt and water, but tiny crystals of the soul. The Necklace of Little Fish's Tearsis a collection of thirty intimate letters spanning three years of longing, devotion, and quiet revelation. Written by Chinese poet and philosopher Ge Ye to his beloved, these pages unfold like a meditation on love's deepest currents - where absence becomes presence, where a single tear contains the ocean, and where two souls, though parted by distance, are forever joined by the water between them. Translated with luminous precision by Rixin, this English edition preserves the original's poetic restraint and emotional depth. Each letter is a pearl on a string - delicate, iridescent, and strung together by the invisible thread of yearning. Readers of Rumi, Khalil Gibran, and Thich Nhat Hanh will find in these pages a kindred spirit - a voice that speaks of love not as possession, but as a flowing, formless devotion as vast and patient as water itself.This is not merely a book of love letters. It is a companion for anyone who has ever loved deeply, waited quietly, and believed that the heart's truest language needs no translation - only a willing ear, and a stillness deep enough to hear it. Editorial NoteThis volume is a companion to the Heartstrings Across Horizonstrilogy (Love - Freedom - Spring Eternity). While each stands alone, together they form a complete meditation on the three rivers that feed the ocean of the human heart. About the SeriesHEARTSTRINGS ACROSS HORIZONS is a literary series exploring the intersections of love, longing, and the eternal present. Blending Eastern philosophy with Western poetic tradition, the series invites readers into a contemplative space where every page is an invitation to pause, to feel, and to remember what the heart already knows. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The nearly 100 poems gathered in this volume were written in the spring of 1997-a season of solitude, longing, despair, and quiet revelation.They are the work of a poet who has found his voice and settled into it with ease, using his pen to tell us what poetry can do, and what it cannot. At the center of this collection lies a single question: How does one live with one's fate? Not as a passive recipient of a predetermined script, but as one who sows, tends, and sometimes neglects the seeds that fate has placed within. The title, Seeds of Fate, is drawn from a poem that asks whether the seedlings we plant with our own hands are any different from those that grow wild-and whether, in the end, we are anything more than the names we bear, chosen for us by others, forgotten by time. These poems move between the grand and the intimate. They speak of love in its many forms-the aching, unrequited kind; the tender, ordinary kind; the kind that consumes and the kind that consoles. They wrestle with solitude, not as a condition to be overcome, but as a monarch whose kingdom must be inhabited with dignity. They walk through seas of rapeseed flowers, pause at the ruins of Banpo, sit in a dim room while a mother warns against the dangers of money, and watch a sullen hunter in a village marry a pretty widow. There are poems here that engage with philosophy, language, and history-with the "spectacles of knowledge" through which we see the world, and the "masks of words" that both reveal and conceal. There are poems that try to understand time, not as an abstract concept, but as the very substance of a life lived in seconds and years. And there are poems that ask, simply, what poetry is-and whether it can save us. If there is a single thread that runs through all of them, it is this: that life, in all its brokenness and beauty, is worth singing about. Not because singing will mend what is broken, but because the act of singing is itself a way of dwelling in the world-a way of saying, I am here, and this is what it feels like This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if love were not a feeling to be possessed, but a path to be walked?Heartstrings Across Horizons: Thus Spoke the Love-Saint is the posthumous testament of Ge Ye (pen name of Tianxin Jushi), a Chinese lay Buddhist practitioner and "love-pilgrim" who chose romantic love as his medium of awakening. Compiled and translated by Rixin Jushi, this volume gathers four cycles of intimate love letters and diary-meditation (The Little Fish's Tear Necklace; The Gift of Love; Farewell Words on the End of an Affectionate Bond; A Stroll of Love), capped by the philosophical summation Confession of Love and the long poem Spring Overture.At once devotional and unsparing, these pages refuse both the glamour of romance and the safety of renunciation. The author writes of love as "complete self-forgetfulness in freedom," tracing a movement from passion to compassion, from I love you to I simply love. Drawing on Chan Buddhism, the Chinese lyrical tradition, and a mystic's clarity, he addresses questions that remain urgent for every reader who has ever tried to love without losing themselves: What does it mean to give without bargaining?Can eros become agape without killing the body's joy?And when a bond ends, what survives-attachment, or love itself? For readers of Rilke, Rumi, Thomas Merton, and Thich Nhat Hanh, this book offers a rare voice from within contemporary Chinese spirituality: a lover who became a seer, and a seer who never stopped being a lover."I have always been simply a true lover, as if I came from love and return to love." - Thus spoke the Love-Saint. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…