2011년 2월 25일 금요일

Ode to Summer Vacation

Can you hear the green leaves hanging on trees
or the splashing of clear blue water seas
The children shouting chanting loud in joy
And I myself become a little boy

Fling off your backpack that has weighed you down
and lets play all day till the sun goes down
Forget about your homework for just once
and just enjoy the feeling of joyance

As the day ends and the sky turns amber
I look back and wish it lasts forever
Oh summer vacation I wish you well
and hope that we shall never say farewell

2011년 2월 13일 일요일

The Christmas Balad

Once upon a time in a quiet town
During midnight when everything slows down
A young child waits for Santa to come down
Touch down to the ground in this small hometown

Wishing for Christmas to come haste he lay
Santa Claus please come to town come today
Come to town riding on your reindeer sleigh
Laughing Ho Ho Ho spreading love, I pray

At that moment he heard the Ho Ho Ho
The jolly laughter ringing cross the snow
A sleigh full of presents to give and go
Happiness and love spread through town, Bravo!

And so the little child’s wish had come true
Presents left for everyone, me and you
And the town’s spirit rising up a new
Santa flew away in the midnight blue

Sonnet

I walk into my deepest darkest room
forgotten lost and ancient is the place
the atmosphere still dense and full of gloom
a child once striving for a warm embrace

If you have thought of life as something sweet
just wait and look then soon you'll realize
like razor blade apples on trick or treat
You'll take a bite and know it’s full of lies

And now I am here in a wretched state
No place to go I am a helpless man
with only memories to contemplate
the time has passed and nothing that I can

but may I ask you one favor in mind
when you see a lost lonely child be kind

2011년 2월 8일 화요일

Shakespearean sonnet & modern sonnet

sonnet 3
Look in thy glass and tell the face thou viewest
Now is the time that face should form another;
Whose fresh repair if now thou not renewest,
Thou dost beguile the world, unbless some mother.
For where is she so fair whose uneared womb
Disdains the tillage of thy husbandry?
Or who is he so fond will be the tomb
Of his self-love, to stop posterity? 
Thou art thy mother's glass and she in thee
Calls back the lovely April of her prime;
So thou through windows of thine age shalt see,
Despite of wrinkles, this thy golden time.
   But if thou live, remembered not to be,
   Die single and thine image dies with thee.






Modern Sonnet: Inextricably Caught

(by firelioness)

Morning comes, yet no sweet melody greets the ear
The cheerful lark sings in a world of the distant past
Instead, the whoosh of cars and an occasional honking blast
form the only cacophony one can hear
Morning comes, yet no dazzling sunrise lights the dull pier
Instead, the waves of smoky smog work fast
Smothering warm rays and shrouding the city in a dark cast
Filling the water with poison, stealing its clarity and sheer
Nature stands no chance against its industrial foe
Its oceans may flood and its winds may blow
But such calamities will matter not
when toxic wastes make the sea inhospitable
and deleterious fumes render the air irrespirable
For if nature loses, mankind will be the one inextricably caught

    2011년 1월 23일 일요일

    Blank Verse

    People often say to me “Love is pain”
    But for me I believe that love is joy
    Love is something that gives us happiness
    A sense of happiness hard to explain
    Love is like a gift ready to unwrap
    It makes us wonder what treats are inside
    Sharing love is just like sharing laughter
    They say “laugh and the whole world laughs with you”
    Just like “Love and the whole world loves with you”
    Love is found everyday all around us

    2011년 1월 20일 목요일

    Free verse

    Life
    The divine gift bestowed by mother nature
    A blessing from the heavens and earth
    we are all one together
    together in the core

    Then why do we occupy our selves and time
    and surround ourselves with meaningless junk?
    Take a step back and you will see
    what are the things that really matter

    Turn off your cellphone and your computer screen
    turn off the tv and turn down the beats
    Turn off the radio playing so loud
    and get up and look around

    Look at your friends and family
    Look at the scenery outside
    Look into your heart and see
    what life really means

    2011년 1월 18일 화요일

    Haiku

    End of today

    As the sun sets west
    Waving, promising to us
    To bring a new day
    Jungle Book

    Through the overgrowth
    Wonder into the unknown
    Call of adventure
    Island

    A speck of greener
    May embellish the vast blue
    A work of nature
    Letter

    I've been trying to
    To write this letter for you
    But words just can't do

    Remembrance

    Sometimes, I think back
    Back to the days, my childhood
    Time flies, doesn't it?