Australian Wine Information Blog

3:25 PM

October 2008 - Wine Cabinet

A Wine Cabinet Artilce for Your Viewing

Facing my Wine, Falling Blossoms have Filled the Folds of my Clothes


Imagine a ragged drunk who smiles as he sees a gleaming moon float gently
across a soft gilded stream.

In "Amusing Myself", another famous poem, an inebriated glassy eyed Li Bai writes,

Facing my wine, I did not see the dusk,

But falling blossoms have filled the folds of my clothes,

Drunk I rise, and approach the moon in a river,

But birds are far away ... and people are few.



As Flowers Fall Like Rain

As our notorious poet continues to sip wine from what appears to be a bottomless cup ....
beautiful blossoms flow and the impending dusk seems far, far away.

But one must ask, just what continues to stimulate the poets' brilliant mind.

In " Amusing Myself", Li Bai creates lasting images that illuminate yet another lonely night.

At the same time, he enters another dark foreboding realm.


Facing my Wine I did Not see the Dusk


Perhaps a tragic poem, the real value of this work may lie as we enter the dark recesses of a rare, undiscovered world.

And within this world, the dark realities of the poets' mind may only be dissolved as an abundance of wine begins to flow, and flowers fall like rain.

But then, we must surely ask ourselves ..... should we laugh or cry?

After all, he is China's greatest poet, .... nothing but a notorious inebriated sot.

Such is the life of Li Bai ..... and all that he has now come to represent.

He is an adventurous poet, mystic and rabble-rouser par excellence.

Gerald Marchewka is an American freelance writer currently living in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
Gerald Marchewka may be reached at geraldmarchewka@yahoo.com



A Short Wine Cabinet Summary

Facing my Wine, Falling Blossoms have Filled the Folds of my Clothes


Imagine a ragged drunk who smiles as he sees a gleaming moon float gently
across a soft gilded stream.In "Amusing Myself", another famous poem, an i...


Click Here to Read More About Wine ...

Wine Cabinet Items For Viewing

Vintage Keeper 500 Plus Wine Cellar (Wine)


Capacity up to 470* bottles. 71'H x 49-1/2'W x 26'D Vintage Keeper our best value. To own a wine cellar with top-of-the-line features all you need is a little out-of-the-box thinking. You see we put the cellar in a box and send it to you as a kit saving you hundreds of dollars in shipping costs. Then you unbox and assemble your cellar using simple camlock hardware (if you can fit bolt A into slot B and turn you can assemble this!). Full glass door and superior metal shelving is included. Variations in shelf height accommodate the widest variety of whole and half bottles with additional stacking space for still larger bottles. *Bottle capacities are approximate maximums when bulk storing on standard shelves. Features include: Glass display door on every unit. Choice of three beautiful exterior colors. Free security lock and key. Easy cam-lock assembly. Flat sturdy shelving accommodates all size bottles. Optional interior light available. In stock


Price: 1829.00 USD



Wine Cabinet in the news

Behind the plywood: a day in my life

Tue, 14 Oct 08 14:42:52 -0700
The city's electrical inspector is on the roof with my electrician. I hear bits and pieces of what he's saying as they pass through the restaurant. He's grilling the electrician nonstop. "You need to label these meters more professionally with a P-Touch label. You got one of those? The water heater needs to be strapped more securely." The electrician's brother tells me that inspectors are the cops of their world. Speaking of electricity, PG&E just upgraded the building's power service yest

Woman alleges Theophanous raped her (AAP via Yahoo!7 News)

Tue, 14 Oct 08 12:36:21 -0700
The woman whose claims of sexual assault forced Victorian cabinet minister Theo Theophanous to stand down alleges he raped her inside Parliament House in 1998.

Guest Poster Turned Fangirl Makes Fool of Herself: Film at 11

Tue, 14 Oct 08 02:42:47 -0700
When the Widow asked me to guest post for her while she was in Paris, I jumped at the chance. I mean, seriously, who wouldn’t want to the keys to this kingdom? You know they have some great food in the fridge. I wonder if there are any Chef-prepared leftovers around here anywhere? And she drinks way better wine than I do. I just hope they don’t lock their liquor cabinet. Before I go much further, I suppose I should introduce myself. I’m Jill from over at Charming & Delightful. I am a bit


Wine Appreciation

Labels:

AddThis Social Bookmark Button Add to Any Social Bookmark onlywire Socializer socialize it