Friday, November 5, 2010

Deepavali postings

deepavali
her fiery red vibuthi, renewed spirit
light up his life

deepavali
in this year's light
last year's wish again

childhood lane
did mom drop any
of her dreams here?

sunset lotuses
they too have closed
for the day

My friend Sterling Price said this which I think is very clever: "To me, the word "I" is not a noun but a verb, constantly changing. So who we are is a marvelous kaleidoscope".

God probably wants me
to be his sob story
- a poet

to awaken the poet in anybody, you need to put him through all sorts of experiences...usually the worst kinds....like chiselling a flower from a very hard stone. of course, then he also must have acquired that language skills....it is only through the hands of God/nature that a poet can be born. i hope i am right in explanation. i also hope i will not be perceived as self conceited. it is just a way of getting things out of my system and understand the situation one is in.

an upper intelligence shapes our being....like the flowers in the garden. the human has a choice though...sometimes in contradiction with the choice of this intelligence's natural choice ..that's why the dilemma


deepavali
in this year's light
last year's wish again

the beauty of the season.....season of light...flame flickering,..flickering.....ligting up our wishes

hey walk around
pieces of ice crying
to be melted and warmed

in your warmth
the layers bloom
like a lotus

our seasons
the poet grasping his thought
for lines

We are an infinite space our bodies hold onto for survival and guidance. We take the bodies as our pets, pampering, satiating their wildest egos knowing one day we will part ways.

the rejang
tearing
a river of tears

just so thinly veiled
to let the body
talk to you

all souls day
the same smile from the child
next to grandma's grave

cruising, i refuse
to stop by the port of
self conceitedness

hong kong wine and dine festival
our main appetiser
the victoria harbour

i am the earth
plant all your beliefs
onto me

Bintulu kite festival
sweeping us off our feet
coral fishes in the sky

A large rectangular opening is left on this condominum for good fengshui effect. People in Hong Kong are fierce believers in the fortuen of wind and water. The condominum is in Repulse Bay, the best place in Hong Kong to live because the prosperity element here is best according to fengshui master. We passed by the house of Jackie Chan as well as Run Run Shaw.

ust so thinly veiled
to let the body
talk

all souls day
the same smile from the child
next to grandma's grave

i am the earth
plant all your beliefs
onto me

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