One poem titled after this thing sees its speaker compare himself to a mustard seed and repeatedly imagine what would happen if he "casts his innermost being" onto a corpse or upon a fire.
One poem titled after this thing sees its speaker compare himself to a mustard seed and repeatedly imagine what would happen if he "casts his innermost being" onto a corpse or upon a fire. In a novel titled for this, the seducer Yu Yichi and a professor visit some white apes hoping to produce a superior type of this substance. The Khamriyya poems mostly venerate this thing, which is also used to title a translation of Hafez's poetry by Thomas Rain Crowe. A novel titled after it sees its detective protagonist investigate claims that gastronomers of Liquorland are engaging in cannibalism in the title republic and was written by Mò Yán. This substance is juxtaposed with a loaf of bread at the beginning of 'Omar Khayyām's Rubā'iyāt. For 10 points, identify this alcoholic beverage that appears in many poems of Lǐ Pó and Arabic poets.
One poem titled after this thing sees its speaker compare himself to a mustard seed and repeatedly imagine what would happen if he "casts his innermost being" onto a corpse or upon a fire.
wine