Chinese Architecture Otto Kallir and he's a three-hundred-and-fifty-year-old yokai

and he's a three-hundred-and-fifty-year-old yokai (spirit monster)

The first few pages contain a small tear along the joint

Edition:  First Edition

Olya embarks on a symbolic journey of kindness

Chinese Architecture Otto Kallir and he's a three-hundred-and-fifty-year-old yokaiIn Chinese Architecture: Poems, Aleda Shirley crafts a collection that intertwines personal reflection with cultural imagery. Through free verse, she explores themes of memory, identity, and the nuances of human experience. Her poetry delves into the intersections of nature and emotion, offering readers a contemplative journey through the architecture of the self.