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Tag Archives: Shelly Bryant
A Sensitive Ear
They say he is autistic. When his parents first told me that this was what the specialists had determined, I was skeptical. I knew what autism was, and had even been around autistic children before, particularly during a time when … Continue reading
mono no aware
ice cream cones and a baby’s laughter yellow-edged photos and ink faded on the page snowflakes on the window and steam from a coffee mug the scent of your cologne as the alarm screams of dawn Shelly Bryant divides her … Continue reading
Anticipating the Morning After
10 November 2016, Hong Kong anticipating the morning after the State of the Union Address to be made by the President-Elect on this morning after the election, I listen to the parent at the next table define protectionism to his … Continue reading
On Death and Translation
In his “Meditation XVII,” John Donne uses translation as a metaphor for death – perhaps a sentiment that hits a bit too close to the mark for many working translators. Donne writes, “All mankind is of one author, and is … Continue reading
Strong Fences
each brick laid a fish at Spring Festival tonic soup after surgery duty-free smokes from overseas champagne at news of a promotion scarlet eggs after the first month a hong bao handed at a wedding a small loan when times … Continue reading
black and white image…
black and white image plum blossom and afternoon sky the next morning an explosive blush of blossoms recalling my father’s tale of his first color TV Shelly Bryant divides her year between Shanghai and Singapore, working as a teacher, writer, … Continue reading
The Way
crumbling bricks and telephone wires verdant shrubs and trees their balancing act performed by the cobbled brookside path crooked and narrow, their angles a mirror of backs bent under the day’s burden Shelly Bryant divides her year between Shanghai and … Continue reading
