Dragon and the Phoenix (Doditsu)
by Steven Beesley Aug 24, 2005
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Intro: In China the Dragon and the Phoenix are symbols of royalty, they represent the King and Queen. In addition they are also symbolic of male and female. The Dragon and the Phoenix are both mythical creatures thought to bring good luck by the Chinese. Images are displayed at Chinese weddings. In Cantonese, the Dragon is pronounced "Loong" and the Phoenix is pronounced "Fung." |
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18 years ago
by sinister
Interesting, very informative.
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18 years ago
by Amanda Bee
Great poem. I might have to try this style. Good job, Steven:)
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18 years ago
by Ann Stareyes
Great job, Steve. I'm like Angela, I'm learning a lot from you and others about all these different styles. I haven't had much of a chance to join in on the poetry challenge. But I did try a Haiku...just posted it in Group poetry challenge. Look at it please and see if it's O.K. Thanks, I'm trying. Thank you for explaining how these all are done. hugs, love, Ann
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18 years ago
by Angie
Love it Steve........ I like how you try different things and then explain everything too, I am learning quite a bit from you. Great write.
Smiles, Hugs and Love, Angela -
18 years ago
by BlueDreams
If sky & cloud combined, what will be happen?
well write sir! very interesting!
