Mandarin first came to me
as the delicious vowel O in neat formation at the grocery store. Its rind pulled away, wrapping on a gift, the thumb dividing hearts, equally sweet or bitter. Later I saw its existence as language in neat formation, a shape-shifting complexity. Later still I heard it as everything I've already said except most succulent (as thought in Singapore) among other many-hearted things. By Kevin Simmonds QLRS Vol. 5 No. 3 Apr 2006_____
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