Poetry
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Poem: Of Tender Air
2005-11-30Of tender airand delicate flightof many coloursin quivering motion.A memory of realmsand wingful heightswhere worlds unfoldingfrom one heart’s devotion. -
Poem: First Light
2005-11-22Here to awakenshine at first lighta journey of aeonsdestined to greater shoresturning all tides of night. -
Poem: Oceans Deep
2005-11-21Oceans deep insidea drop of watertraversing pebblescome land and countless shores.Firmaments unseenbehind our mortal framewhere worlds shine into millionsfrom moments to forever more. -
Poem: Coming to Light
2005-11-12The darkest matter fadingmyriads of worlds cascadingnew heavens now coming to light.With compassion come allunfolding where shadows fallawakening hearts forever bright. -
Poem: Shadows
2005-11-11Shadows, a castof many pervadingChina’s heart and soul.Soon coming to passas the truth dawns at lastno longer under the CCP's control. -
Fun with Tang Dynasty Poetry: “Self Understanding”
2005-11-09Fang Guan was said to be a Zen Buddhist in his last life, Wang Wei claims himself to be a painter in his previous life.I too observe my fates in past lives, Finding my predestined relationship with poetry more than once.That explains why I create poems like crazy, And wrote even more in sickness than when I was well. -
Poem: Illuminating
2005-11-05Worlds awakeninghistory in the makingCome hearts ascendcompassion and all. -
Poem: Aeons to Come
2005-11-04Like a flame to the firmamentlight unfolding, awakening worlds upon widest horizons. -
Poem: Precious the Truth
2005-10-26Slander, propaganda,under a spectre of fearA China cloudedwhere evil abounds.A “Party” inhumanpervading the worldDeceptive by ruleby its nature, confounds. -
Poem: Many Hearts
2005-10-25Many hearts poisoneda land in divide.Where China and its peoplewith the evil ‘Party’ collide. -
Poem: Truth
2005-10-24A picture cold and starkof clouded skies and horizons dark.Where truth untold and evil reignsChina’s precious land still the ‘Party’s’ domain. -
Poem: China's New Day
2005-10-15Traversing widest oceanswhere countless vessels find sail.With the turning of tidesdarkest storms subside.And the light of compassion prevails. -
Fun with Tang Dynasty Poetry: “At Heron Lodge”
2005-10-12In just ten simple Chinese characters, Wang Zhihuan portrayed a powerful painting with both still and moving themes and a magnificent view. In just ten simple Chinese characters, he brought the readers to the scenery without actually being there and made the readers open up their heart to the grand, magnificent view. Wang Zhihuan used ten very ordinary characters, but he drew a philosophical law that everyone can relate to: “You can enjoy a grander sight By climbing to a greater height.” -
Poem: The Helm
2005-10-11Valleys to mountainshorizons and beyondThe Fa calling heartsto highest realms. -
Poem: Let the Truth be Told
2005-10-08How long mustthe innocent suffer.How many lies canChina’s people be told?With the ‘Party’ andits spectre presiding.How many lives have beenruined and hearts made cold?