Wall Calligraphy

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Prologue
"In the thesis of Dr. Sun-moon-Zen, the sun and moon were huge blotches
of ink, largesse of lines, which he devotedly called the art of
emptying concentration." Mantra Mandarin, xx-th stanza.

I asked the Monk, "why teach a Monkey Kung-fu?"
Uttering an animal cry he thundered: "Monk?Key?"
He said, "are you a drunken monkey"?
"No" said I bursting into laughter?."I am trying to draw
a monk-key calligraphy."

Great Wall of calligraphy

A fiddler on the great wall saw a drunken monkey learning to fly off
while fiddling the monkey.
He laughed so much realizing that it was a drunken monk drawing a
drunken monkey in monkey calligraphy. He is still laughing wondering
why the wall and writing are just the same, so similar as
writing.

Epilogue

Dr. Sun-Moon-Sin died that night grinning sweetly of the calligraphy
he's left to posterity as a tea drinking-monkey, lip wetting, leaf
reading monk-key. The Mandarin, the official newspaper of the peoples
Republic of China brought the official version along with a liberal
version in Hong Kong called the Mandarin edible paid rich tributes to
their legendary calligrapher.