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Reading Zen koans, the poet is appalled by a story of Bodhidharma slicing his eyelids off to keep awake while meditating, and finds with relief a version where his lashes are plucked out and tea-plants sprout from them - the poet assumes this one was written by the 'historian's wife.'
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