He was one of the originators of menglongshi ("misty poetry" or "shadows poetry"), which uses metaphor and cryptic language to express beauty and yearnings for freedom, while avoiding direct discussions of contemporary political and social issues.
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In Tangshan, an industrial hub that was levelled by an earthquake just over a month before Mao's death, supporters marked the revolutionary's passing with a two-day festival of poetry, shadow puppetry, calligraphy and storytelling.
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His work includes the 1919 protest poem "If We Must Die," (quoted by Winston Churchill) and "Harlem Shadows," a 1922 poetry collection that some critics say ushered in the Harlem Renaissance.
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The typical program, which first flourished in the Montmartre district of Paris at the tiny Chat Noir in 1881, listed poetry readings, shadow plays, songs, and comic skits.
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He's not pleased with it – he feels it's a hatchet job – but it does include his anthology of poetry called Shadows of Reflections at the back.
Dark themes of provocation, desire and power run through his work, shadowing his instinct for poetry of line and precision of detail.
