夕陽只能無限好
當沒陰霾滿佈。
若要夕陽好,
努力加餐飯
定時歇
定時作
定時戲
不做能力達不到的
不強求
不要不需的壓力。
兒唯唯諾諾
但心仍嚮往達到願望
那怕艱難
那怕失敗
那怕夕陽的到來
都要努力嘗試
這就是母親的叮囑
兒的堅持。
母對在外的兒說:
夕陽只能無限好 當沒陰霾滿佈。 若要夕陽好, 努力加餐飯 定時歇 定時作 定時戲 不做能力達不到的 不強求 不要不需的壓力。 兒唯唯諾諾 但心仍嚮往達到願望 那怕艱難 那怕失敗 那怕夕陽的到來 都要努力嘗試 這就是母親的叮囑 兒的堅持。
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Mama--
your grey hair shows your age it also shows your wisdom not being there for you after all you have done for me i feel ashamed was it yesterday you braided my hair? was it yesterday you prepared my wedding gown? migration took me away from you but not you from my heart i now too have an adult child there is not a moment i appreciate you more than now love and hate
irrational emotions which can champion within a person irreciprocal conduction stops love irritability of hatred hinders development of love does isochronism work with love and hate simultaneously i think so please remember isolation never solves any problem sample laughter rings
in a glimpse of technicolour within a kaleidoscope it vanishes at an interesting plot… loneliness swallows me
stress engulfs me I feel depressed want to get out of… this body holding me a body I cannot discard so use well this body turn things around I tell myself how good it’s like to be alive in reality this good is not in sight this body holding me a body I cannot discard so use well this body turn things around religion can’t help me I am still lonely may be I am not gifted to be holy this body holding me a body I cannot discard so use well this body turn things around the raven came
a bad omen caste upon my paradise i met you, my vile tyrant opposite to my nature attracted to your matter of fact principles all turned into disastrous battlefields hurt, crumbled, fallen apart i screamed HELP before you swallowed me a small piece of shroud
covers his tiny body the procession with screams of sorrow is broken there are more likened to him They walked with heavy metal,
carried on their backs. They waddled through marshlands, they hid in forests, camouflaged among trees. What were they doing? They did not know. Why were they engaged in a war, a war not their own? Killing, being killed, deaths on deaths. Medals were presented, did these really bring glory? Was a war worth it all, when bad memory lingered when most returned soldiers could not cope! |
AuthorI started late to become a writer, after I graduated from the University of Auckland at the age of 57. It all began when one of my articles was first published in Muse, a magazine in Hong Kong. I just finished my first novel Tree which is about Chinese immigrants here in New Zealand. Being bipolar it hasn't been easy but I'm proud to have broken the vicious cycle and begin to enjoy life. I'm glad to have survived to this age and be able to live a most fulfilling life. Categories |