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One Thousand Days and Nights of Chinese Cooking

a more holistic approach to living and eating

Lucy Simpson

Location: Seattle, Washington, United States
Birthday: December 20

Bio: I am a published poet, poetry teacher and novice photographer struggling to feed my family healthfully. My challenge to myself is to integrate my writing and art into cooking. So here you have one thousand days and nights of Chinese Cooking!

MY RECENT POSTS

The Merrow Wife, poetry by L. Simpson, art by K. Sanderson
February 04, 2012 05:20PM
Night in the Tiny House on the Busy Road
January 31, 2012 10:19AM
Mrs. Monotaur
January 23, 2012 11:44AM
Pollyanna Proud
January 05, 2012 11:06AM
The Weather Outside is Frightful
December 24, 2011 09:26AM

MY RECENT COMMENTS

“Thanks so much Rita and Fusun! I often forget that a big part of this is the con…”
February 07, 2012 07:44AM
“Enjoyed!”
February 06, 2012 10:40PM
“I really enjoyed this. I think atheists most often are the most moral of people,…”
February 06, 2012 10:36PM
“I was a teen in the eighties and wore strange outfits. I tried to dress as if I…”
February 06, 2012 10:24PM
“I love these lines: In February skies the swans came down Great wings arching like…”
February 06, 2012 06:10PM

Lucy Simpson's Links

Salon.com

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JUNE 11, 2011 11:51AM

Rate: 3 Flag

A widowed light dapples checkerboard
linoleum. Sister joints sorrow, termite
eaten, supporting ceiling and floors above
A water bug marches slowly through
one wet square then two, a six-legged tap
The hibiscus bush outside blooms despite
years of neglect, centers of hot pink,
wanton woman lipstick, lavender dancing
skirt petals and a wand of powdered yellow.

Lucy Simpson, 6/9/2011