Istanbul Literary Review - September 2011 Edition (#21)
Istanbul Literary Review - September 2011 Edition (#21)
The Thin Thin Man
by
Dongqiao D. Li
thinks he is coming
to an end. No longer is
he hungry; it’s only his hunger
that he hungers for. No longer has
he desires; it’s only his desires
that he desires. No longer is
he in love; it’s only his love
that he loves.
His poor makes him rich.
He dreams about dreaming.
He takes the touch out of sex.
The thin thin man thinks
he is coming to an end. Sadly,
it’s only what he thinks
that is coming to an end.
Istanbul Literary Review - September 2011 Edition (#21)
Dongqiao D. Li
USA
Dongqiao Li has a M.S. in Computer Science and a M.A. in Physics, both from Univ. of Wisconsin at Madison. He also enjoys oil painting and lithography, and his ideal job is the one Jack Nicholson’s character undertook in The Shining (before he went crazy).
Istanbul Literary Review - September 2011 Edition (#21)
