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| September 2006 |
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| Poem: The Ascent [27.09.2006] |
Through oceans
dark and deepest
traversing lands
wide and steepest.
Following the path
to return home again
with hearts awakening
towards heavens ascent. |
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| Poem: The Great Gardener Has Many Flowers [24.09.2006] |
Although darkened storms temper True and Good,
Grows these flowers inside a field of weeds.
A righteous man secures his livelihood,
Speaking of the facts and doing good deeds. |
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| Poem: Tommorow [18.09.2006] |
Tomorrow, when every cloud has passed
when China’s heart finds hope at last
and innocent lives are betrayed no more. |
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| Poem: Submission [17.09.2006] |
Of darkest days
and bitter nights
tears veiled from the light.
How many hearts captive
behind China’s walls
out of mind and sight. |
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| Poem: The Helm [16.09.2006] |
Heaven and Earth traversing
hearts to horizons awakening
beyond shadow and this human realm.A myriad of lives transforming
the widest firmament unfolding
hearts ever closer to the helm. |
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| Poem: The Party's Over [11.09.2006] |
Another life lost
and a mother’s tears
how many voices loud
for the world to hear?Such crimes where
innocence brutalised
how long before they see
through your disguise? |
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| Poem: The Call [09.09.2006] |
From the most minuscule
to magnitudes and more
the cosmos unfolding
countless worlds transforming
come the ‘Great Buddha Law’. |
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| Poem: A Trade of Lies [07.09.2006] |
A trade of lies
where the truth disguised
and lives reduced to dollars.
From the ‘Party’s’* conception
to its world-wide deception
condemning many a conscience to squalor. |
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| Poem: Mothers Cry [06.09.2006] |
Can you hear the mothers cry
the ‘Party’* and its endless lies?
These darkest of days
from inside the maze
tears falling behind China’s disguise. |
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| August 2006 |
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| Poem: Grey to Gold [29.08.2006] |
Grey, the colour
of hearts turned cold
such bitter fruit
from seeds once gold.Grey, the walls
behind 'Party' lies
a shadow's reign
under a mute disguise. |
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| Poem: Another Light [27.08.2006] |
Another lie, another tear
a history of repression
one ‘Party’s’* reign over endless years.Another day, another hour
behind China’s walls
countless hearts forced to cower. |
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| Poem: My Heart Cries [22.08.2006] |
My heart cries
for the countless children
whose families have been torn apart.
For the countless voices
that have suffered under silence
in a world still finding its heart. |
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| Poem: A New Sun Rising [21.08.2006] |
China, a new sun rising
piercing shadows and prison walls
let light crowd every heart and corner
where many a conscience comes to fall. |
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| Poem: Heart of the Cosmos [12.08.2006] |
Master comes now
with the Law for all
as the heart of the cosmos unfolds
inside our human domain
and evil reigns no more. |
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| Poem: Another Day [10.08.2006] |
Another day, another life
another truth betrayed
innocence stormed to endless strife.How darkened your skies
and so trodden to tears
China, how deceptive your lies! |
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| Poem: Light Come Shining [02.08.2006] |
A light come shining
the “Great Buddha Law”
where all shadows wane
and fall no more.Transforming China
encompassing the world
from one sail’s voyage
to 100 million unfurled. |
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| Poem: Coming of Dawn [01.08.2006] |
Drawing the world
into the deepest winter
lands shadowed under
a blood-red cloud
where hearts darkened
many a conscience blind
and freedom calls
too far from the crowd. |
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| July 2006 |
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| Poem: Destined to Light [27.07.2006] |
A journey across
endless seasons
where cease both
time and tide
leading hearts through
rage of bitter storm
a path rising narrow
until horizons wide. |
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| Poem: A Rogue Shadow [25.07.2006] |
A rogue shadow
across sky and field
where truth subsides
and conscience yields.This China grey
from fruits defiled
now a silken road
beyond lands beguiled. |
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| Poem: Bitter this Harvest [24.07.2006] |
Bitter this harvest
every seed to sour
China’s darkest disguise
bearing blood and lies.Hearts forged red
many an evil hand
with life betrayed
under sharpest blade. |
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| Poem: Enter the Age [17.07.2006] |
Enter the Age of man immortal
where no heart faint of faith
these days triumphant
when light fears never to shine
and the darkest hour lingers no trace. |
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| Poem: The Clarion Call [16.07.2006] |
The end - and the world at its darkest
yet, closest to its coming of dawn
with forces of shadow constrained
drawing every spectre down from its reign
and many a righteous heart reborn. |
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| Poem: Hearts [07.07.2006] |
Come hearts
horizons awakened
the widest of worlds
upon a turning wheel
no stammer to light
forsaken.Across thresholds
all aeons summoned
this closing hour until
boundless and beyond. |
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| Poem: Beyond this Mortal Frame [06.07.2006] |
Of bridled wing
and heart confined
inside this mortal frame.
To find ascent
with every effort seized
and to return from whence we came. |
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| June 2006 |
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| Poem: Walls of Shame [30.06.2006] |
Behind China’s every wall of shame
hide hearts bitter cold and maimed
without conscience or a tear to cry.Closing this chapter of crimes
a mere matter of truth and time
when the world can see beyond your lies. |
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| Poem: The Coming Tides [29.06.2006] |
A call in the dark
a truth too stark
to turn away.
One brighter hour
the ‘Party’s’ reign to cower
closer to its final days. |
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| Poem: First Flight [26.06.2006] |
Where doves abound in first flight
towards the light of a thousand suns
tempered here amidst torrent and shadow
until many a heart returning as one.Come flower above the darkest of forest
from eyes to boundless realms unseen
nearing centre with widest circumference
of seas and timeless shores between. |
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| Poem: Let the Buddha Light Shine [19.06.2006] |
Let the Buddha light
shine for evermore
heaven and earth rejoice
in the "Great Buddha Law."Beyond clouded skies
and worlds of old
where countless beings ascend
boundless hearts unfold. |
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| Poem: Across the Ages [12.06.2006] |
A call across the Ages
from endless seas to distant shores
with all darkness fading
destined hearts awakening
comes the new cosmos
and the brightest of dawns. |
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| Pome: The Waking Heart [07.06.2006] |
Towards the highest of summits
touching the sun and worlds beyond
above all clouds and empty skies
where the waking heart
finds wider horizons
and the call of a greater song. |
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| Poem: To Those Who Came Before [01.06.2006] |
Of all the kings' horses,
And of all the kings' men
From the land of his majesty,
To the land of land's end Ever they trod before,
And ever on knee did they bend
Yet not let heaven pass one,
Yea they could not ascend. |
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| May 2006 |
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| Poem: How Many Worlds [30.05.2006] |
How many paths
have we followed and blazed
how many worlds
have we troubled and traversed?How many lives
when destined to shine
have we darkened and disguised
how many possibilities have we reversed? |
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| Poem: Of Golden Heart [29.05.2006] |
Of golden light
embracing heaven and earth
the ‘Great Law’ unfolding
many a boundless heart. |
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| Poem: Comes to Light [25.05.2006] |
Having darkened the heavens
poisoned the earth
tainted nations and hearts alike.China’s Communist spectre
a reign near vanquished
as the truth now comes to light. |
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| Poem: Hold onto Hope [22.05.2006] |
Darkness fades into the coming dawn
endless hours of night subsiding now
where wings to light are born.Life turning sweet and sour
a lotus rises through the mire
unfolding into a wondrous flower. |
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| Poem: Many a Flower [15.05.2006] |
Lotus unfolding many a flower
through darkest waters
emerging into light. |
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| Poem: Can The World... ? [11.05.2006] |
Sowing seeds of the most bitter fruit
such fields of shame and despair.
As the branches wither under a coldest winter
can the world find its conscience to care? |
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| Poem: True Sight [10.05.2006] |
Like a spring flower from
The ashes of mid-winter night's rose
Arise kindly sir-madame
From the slumber of your once great repose. Collect thine adornments
From where they lay scattered about
Find the strength as one wandering
On again finding one's route. |
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| Poem: Bitter Harvest [09.05.2006] |
Hearts but shameless
bodies now nameless
from bloodstained hands
to a most bitter harvest.Such human atrocities
life, a mere commodity
a feast repulsive
impossible to digest. |
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| Poem: Can The World... ? [03.05.2006] |
Sowing seeds of the most bitter fruit
such fields of shame and despair.
As the branches wither under a coldest winter
can the world find its conscience to care? |
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| Poem: Heart of Hearts [02.05.2006] |
From the holiest of holies
from fire and our heart of hearts
a seed that bears flower beyond blossom
when our final hour from this world departs. |
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| April 2006 |
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| Poem: From Precious Seed [30.04.2006] |
From precious seed
bearing weave of flame
worlds unto worlds becoming
returning to origins unnamed.Laboured long of life unfolding
time and striving again
upon silent tides ebb and slow
lands where clouds descend. |
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| Poem: Spring [20.04.2006] |
Winter, forlorn and fading
in the turning of tide and Spring
with many a lotus near to bloom
what perennial light it must bring. |
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| Poem: The Noble Soul of Man [18.04.2006] |
From the time he came into this world,
His fair skin wet with the milk of innocence morning dew
Though he could not yet dream of far off lands,
His traveled father knewThat though his eyes were warm and wet as spring perfume,
Life's crashing waves would wash him bare,
And it's long travailing weight would trade for him aching sorrow
For his once carefree care. |
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| Poem: Red Skies Falling [17.04.2006] |
Red skies falling
a new light dawning
the ‘Party’s’ evil spectre
to reign no more. |
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| Poem: No Tides Compare [16.04.2006] |
With virtues awry
such ungodly air
where tempests summon
tides of despairPervading China’s heart
these darkest hours
of clouded light
denying seed and flower. |
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| Poem: Extraordinary [12.04.2006] |
One day passed, like 10,000 years
Falun turns on this part of the world,
Not simply one battle fought and won
but multiple levels that changed rain to sun. |
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| Poem: The Wish [11.04.2006] |
Oh most precious seed,
Planted deep in the soil
Buried below,
By long lifetimes of toil From the best merchant prince,
To fine king, lord, or drake
None save one wishing,
A truly fine life shall make. |
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| Poem: Final Call [10.04.2006] |
>Where red flags furl
and truth awakens the world
where the ‘Party’* will take its final fall.Where conscience is sold
compassion, left out in the cold
where death is now its only call! |
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| Poem: Bloodstained [09.04.2006] |
A room shining dark
hearts brutal and stark
where a harvest of organs removedWith bloodstained hands
death and profit in demand
and means to all ends approved. |
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