1. Isle Of Lesbos: Poetry Of Wu Tsao wu tsao 19th Century. wu tsao was born sometime around 1800; her yearof birth and death are uncertain. She was the daughter of a http://www.sappho.com/poetry/wu_tsao.html

Lesbian Poetry Historical Poetry Contemporary Poetry Resources for Poets and Readers Lesbian Poetry FAQ ... Historical : Wu Tsao Wu Tsao 19th Century Wu Tsao was born sometime around 1800; her year of birth and death are uncertain. She was the daughter of a merchant and married a merchant herself. Her experiences with these men were not positive and she sought out the company of women, as friends and as lovers. She wrote erotic poems to courtesans, creating unashamed lyric passages full of the sweetness of yearning. She was China's great lesbian poet, and she was popular while she lived, her songs sung throughout China. Her poetry dealt with a variety of topics, unlike other women poets of her time. This versatility, combined with casual style and personal tone, probably contributed to her popularity. Later in life, Wu Tsao moved to seclusion and became a Taoist priestess. tz'u poets of the Ching (Manchu) Dynasty. Given the quality of Wu Tsao's work and her history, it is disturbing to find that her name rarely appears in Western profiles of poets, and she is not included in literary discussions of the lesbian poetic tradition.

2. For The Courtesan For the Courtesan Ch'ing Lin. by wu tsao. translated by Kenneth Rexroth and Ling Chung. On your slender body. Your jade and coral girdle ornaments chime. Like those of a celestial companion. Come from the Green Jade City of Heaven. wu tsao was born sometime around 1800; her year of birth and death http://www.cridder.com/glue/3-25-98/courtesan.html

For the Courtesan Ch'ing Lin by Wu Tsao translated by Kenneth Rexroth and Ling Chung On your slender body Your jade and coral girdle ornaments chime Like those of a celestial companion Come from the Green Jade City of Heaven. One smile from you when we meet, And I become speechless and forget every word. For too long you have gathered flowers, And leaned against the bamboos, Your green sleeves growing cold, In your deserted valley: I can visualize you all alone, A girl harboring her cryptic thoughts. You glow like a perfumed lamp In the gathering shadows. We play wine games And recite each other's poems. Then you sing 'Remembering South of the River' With its heart breaking verses. Then We paint each other's beautiful eyebrows. I want to possess you completely - Your jade body And your promised heart. It is Spring. Vast mists cover the Five Lakes. My dear, let me buy a red painted boat And carry you away. Wu Tsao was born sometime around 1800; her year of birth and death are uncertain. She was the daughter of a merchant and married a merchant herself. Her experiences with these men were not positive and she sought out the company of women, as friends and as lovers. She wrote erotic poems to courtesans, creating unashamed lyric passages full of the sweetness of yearning. She was China's great lesbian poet, and she was popular while she lived, her songs sung throughout China. Her poetry dealt with a variety of topics, unlike other women poets of her time. This versatility, combined with casual style and personal tone, probably contributed to her popularity.

3. Wu Tsao, Literature wu tsao, Literature. Poetry of wu tsao This page includes a brief biographyand a small selection of poems. Copyright © 2003 Art5.com. http://www.art-5.com/literature/authors/w/wu_tsao/

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4. Outcyclopedia - Wu Tsao FREE WEB SITE HOSTING - 0catch.com- wu tsao (c.1800 - ?) known in the West about the life of wu tsao. Her father was a merchant, her husband http://outcyclopedia.0catch.com/wu_tsao.html

cookie_name="pop1"; cook_value="1!!1085793629"; cook_expires="Sat, 29 May 2004 01:21:29 GMT"; document.cookie=cookie_name+"="+cook_value+";expires="+cook_expires+";"; FREE WEB SITE HOSTING - 0catch.com The Free Site w Wu Tsao (c.1800 - ?) Although she is considered one of the truly great woman poets of China, very little is known in the West about the life of Wu Tsao. Her father was a merchant, her husband was a merchant, and the disappointing relationships she had with both men were factors in her pursuit of relations with women. That she was a lesbian is without doubt, as evidenced by her many erotic poems of love for women, the most well-known being For the Courtesan Ch'ing Lin . She wrote poetry on many other subjects as well, becoming highly popular in her day, with her poems sung throughout China. Eventually, she spent her final years living in seclusion as a Taoist nun. That so little is known about her is a great pity, for her poetry shows a soul and passion few others have achieved. To know more about what fueled that passion would be as inspiring and soul-stirring as her poems are. Links: Poetry of Wu Tsao Wu Tsao - For the Courtesan Ch'ing Lin Keyword Title Author Dead Link? Suggest a Link?

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Literature Art Literature Authors W ... Edmond Keenan Wynn Welskopf-Henrich, Liselotte A short biography of the East German author of books about native Americans, written by Julio Punch. Wilcox, Robert K. Fiction and non-fiction writer of mysteries and military books. Biography, bibliography, and calendar of upcoming events, as well as links. Williams, MB Based in Ohio. Includes short stories, plays, and poetry.

6. Wu Tsao To the tune The Love of the Immortals. wu tsao ( 19th Century, China) http://parlez-vous.tripod.com/POETRY/TUV/Tsao2.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" For the Courtesan Ch'ing Lin To the tune “The Love of the Immortals” Wu Tsao (19th Century, China) On your slender body Your jade and coral girdle ornaments chime Like those of a celestial companion Come from the Green Jade City of Heaven. One smile from you when we meet, And I become speechless and forget every word. For too long you have gathered flowers, And leaned against the bamboos, Your green sleeves growing cold, In your deserted valley: I can visualize you all alone, A girl harboring her cryptic thoughts. You glow like a perfumed lamp In the gathering shadows. We play wine games And recite each other's poems. Then you sing "Remembering South of the River" With its heart breaking verses. Then We paint each other's beautiful eyebrows. I want to possess you completely - Your jade body And your promised heart. It is Spring. Vast mists cover the Five Lakes. My dear, let me buy a red painted boat And carry you away.

7. Wu Tsao wu tsao. wu tsao was born in China around 1830. Although Later in her life,wu tsao became a Taoist preistess and moved into seclusion. She http://www.angelfire.com/mi2/rainbowhaven/wutsao.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Wu Tsao Wu Tsao was born in China around 1830. Although she married a merchant, she preferred women as both friends and lovers. Later in her life, Wu Tsao became a Taoist preistess and moved into seclusion. She is often referred to as the third best poetess of China. FOR THE COURTESAN CH'ING LIN (Translated by Kenneth Rexroth and Ling Chung) On your slender body Your jade and coral girdle ornaments chime Like those of a celestial companion Come from the Green Jade City of Heaven. One smile from you when we meet, And I become speechless and forget every word. For too long you have gathered flowers, And leaned against the bamboos, Your green sleeves growing cold, In your deserted valley: I can visualize you all alone, A girl harboring her cryptic thoughts. You glow like a perfumed lamp In the gathering shadows. We play wine games And recite each other's poems. Then you sing 'Remembering South of the River' With its heart breaking verses. Then

8. Wu Tsao | For The Courtesan Ch'ing Lin Twenty one are gone. wu tsao (Translated by Kenneth Rexroth and Ling Chung) Women Poets of China http://homepage.mac.com/mandolux/visual-poems/text-tsao-courtesan_lin.html

For the Courtesan Ch'ing Lin I have closed the double doors. In what corner of the heavens is she? A horizontal flute Beyond the red walls Blown as gently as the breeze Blows the willow floss. In the lingering glow of the sunset The roosting crows ignore my melancholy. Once again I languidly get out of bed. After I have burned incense, I loiter on the jeweled staircase. I regret the wasted years, Sick, afraid of the cold, afraid of the heat, While the beautiful days went by. Suddenly it is the Autumn Feast of the Dead. Constantly disturbed by the changing weather, I lose track of the flowing light That washes us away. Who moved the turning bridges On my inlaid psaltery? I realize Of the twenty five strings Twenty one are gone.

9. Lesbian Poetry And Art And I confront the charge As sorrowing, and as careless of my fame As Christintact before the infidel. For the Courtesan Ch ing Lin wu tsao http://www.angelfire.com/folk/lovelylesbian/gayartold.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Timeless Poetry and Art By and About Lesbians Roses Rising Renee Vivien My brunette with the golden eyes, your ivory body, your amber Has left bright reflections in the room Above the garden. The clear midnight sky, under my closed lids, Still shines....I am drunk from so many roses Redder than wine. Leaving their garden, the roses have followed me.... I drink their brief breath, I breathe their life. All of them are here. It's a miracle....The stars have risen, Hastily, across the wide windows Where the melted gold pours. Now, among the roses and the stars, You, here in my room, loosening your robe, And your nakedness glistens Your unspeakable gaze rests on my eyes.... Without stars and without flowers, I dream the impossible In the cold night. "Sleep" By Ida Teichmann (Pencil) "The Two Friends" By Tamara de Lempicka (Oil on Canvas) To Mrs. M. A. at Parting Katherine Phillips (AKA Orinda) I Have examin'd and do find

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11. Wu Tsao: Bio & Poems wu tsao. http//www.sappho.com/poetry/wu_tsao.html. feedback@sappho.com. wu tsaowas born sometime around 1800; her year of birth and death are uncertain. http://www.marcopolopoet.com/PoemOP/Wu_Tsao.htm

Wu Tsao http://www.sappho.com/poetry/wu_tsao.html feedback@sappho.com Wu Tsao was born sometime around 1800; her year of birth and death are uncertain. She was the daughter of a merchant and married a merchant herself. Her experiences with these men were not positive and she sought out the company of women, as friends and as lovers. She wrote erotic poems to courtesans, creating unashamed lyric passages full of the sweetness of yearning. She was China 's great lesbian poet, and she was popular while she lived, her songs sung throughout China . Her poetry dealt with a variety of topics, unlike other women poets of her time. This versatility, combined with casual style and personal tone, probably contributed to her popularity. Later in life, Wu Tsao moved to seclusion and became a Taoist priestess. In regards to Wu Tsao, Kenneth Rexroth writes "She is one of the great Lesbian poets of all time, perhaps not as great as Sappho, but certainly greater than any modern ones." According to Rexroth, Wu Tsao is usually regarded as the third woman poet of China , after Li Ch'ing-chao and Chu Given the quality of Wu Tsao's work and her history, it is disturbing to find that her name rarely appears in Western profiles of poets, and she is not included in literary discussions of the lesbian poetic tradition.

12. Marco Polo's Other Poets' Poems Index Robert Frost. Bitter Rain In My Courtyard. wu tsao. Body Language. Carmen Eva.C-. For the Courtesan Ch ing Lin. wu tsao. -G-. Gertrude Stein Bio Poem “21”. http://www.marcopolopoet.com/OP_poems_index.html

MARCO POLO MARCO POLO, Shares Verse and Images from Adventures all round Beautiful spacecraft EARTH on Love's Joy-filled Path! Come Communicate!! Index of Other Poets' Poems These are poets/poems that do Happify and positively influence this ancient Rhymer. Alphabetic by poem name: A B C D ... Z A- Accomplices, The Conrad Aiken Acquainted with the Night Robert Frost Allen Ginsberg: Bio Levi Asher America Allen Ginsberg And He Shall Judge among Nations Isaiah 2:4 Annabel Lee Edgar Allan Poe Apostrophe to Man Edna St. Vincent Millay ART Herman Melville Autumn, To John Keats B- Bayliff’s Daughter of Islington, The Anonymous Birches Robert Frost Bitter Rain In My Courtyard Wu Tsao Body Language Carmen Eva C- Cares o Love, The Robert Burns Chicago Carl Sandburg Children’s Hour, The Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Considerable Speck, A Robert Frost Cuckoo Song Anonymous D- Delight in Disorder Robert Herrick Directive Robert Frost Discordants, from Conrad Aiken Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night Dylan Thomas Dorothy Q Oliver Wendell Holmes Dream Variations Langston Hughes DREAM WITHIN A DREAM, A

13. Matt & Andrej Koymasky - Famous GLTB - Wu Tsao Last update November 21 st 2002, wu tsao (circa 1800 ?) China Poet. wu tsaowas born sometime around 1800; her year of birth and death are uncertain. http://andrejkoymasky.com/liv/fam/biow2/wu2.html

BIOGRAPHIES Last update: November 21 st Wu Tsao (circa 1800 - ?) China Poet Wu Tsao was born sometime around 1800; her year of birth and death are uncertain. She was the daughter of a merchant and married a merchant herself. Her experiences with these men were not positive and she sought out the company of women, as friends and as lovers. She wrote erotic poems to courtesans, creating unashamed lyric passages full of the sweetness of yearning. She was China's great lesbian poet, and she was popular while she lived, her songs sung throughout China. Her poetry dealt with a variety of topics, unlike other women poets of her time. This versatility, combined with casual style and personal tone, probably contributed to her popularity. Later in life, Wu Tsao moved to seclusion and became a Taoist priestess. Given the quality of Wu Tsao's work and her history, it is disturbing to find that her name rarely appears in Western profiles of poets, and she is not included in literary discussions of the lesbian poetic tradition. If you want to read some of Wu Tsao's poetry, please go at her

14. Matt & Andrej Koymasky - Erotic Poems 33 Last update November 21 st 2002, Homoerotic Poems wu tsao, Trans.by Kenneth Rexroth and Ling Chung. Go back to wu tsao s page. http://andrejkoymasky.com/liv/poe/poe33.html

Last update: November 21 st Homoerotic Poems - Wu Tsao Some of her poems For the Courtesan Ch'ing Lin "On your slender body Your jade and coral girdle ornaments chime Like those of a celestial companion Come from the Green Jade City of Heaven. One smile from you when we meet, And I become speechless and forget every word. For too long you have gathered flowers, And leaned against the bamboos, Your green sleeves growing cold, In your deserted valley: I can visualize you all alone, A girl harboring her cryptic thoughts. "You glow like a perfumed lamp In the gathering shadows. We play wine games And recite each other's poems. Then you sing `Remembering South of the River' With its heart breaking verses. Then We paint each other's beautiful eyebrows. I want to possess you completely - Your jade body And your promised heart. It is Spring. Vast mists cover the Five Lakes. My dear, let me buy a red painted boat And carry you away. Bitter rain "Bitter rain in my courtyard In the decline of Autumn, I only have vague poetic feelings That I cannot bring together.

15. From "For The Courtesan Ch'ing Lin" By Wu Tsao We paint each other s beautiful eyebrows. I want to possess you completely. Yourjade body. And your promised heart. My dear, let me buy a red painted boat. http://wso.williams.edu/~cbirtche/mpm/wu1.html

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17. Mix Brasil - Cio - Bolacha Ilustrada Translate this page Abrantes! wu tsao e Emily Dickinson - A poesia lésbica em lados opostosdo mundo Lesbian Drama - Quando duas mulheres se separam. http://mixbrasil.uol.com.br/cio2000/grrrls.asp

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