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- MIDSUMMER FALLEN LEAVES Sunday, November 9, 2014
Words
in Rhyme
MIDSUMMER FALLEN LEAVES
(by Rose Lu (Bing hua))
When I drove passing a small street
Today
I saw fallen leaves drifting profusely,
like rain
Then I realized, and saw
They were all very sad
Having been used to a lush life
Aloft the green trees
They really don't want to come
down
Outside of my glass window, one after another leaves sweep
past
I don’t know why my eyes rain a flood of tears
And in no time at the corners of my mouth something salty and
bitter appears
Each leave has to experience up and down
No one is particular enough to shun
Today’s distress is that
They don’t fall in autumn in which they are due to fall
But in the heat of this summer day
Photo courtesy: Chance Agrella
Rose Lu (Bing hua), originally name of Lihua Lu, a popular and famous pure-hearted Chinese-American Poetess, is currently an accountant in Maryland, USA. An Advisor of China Poetry, column poetess of many Literature websites abroad, she has authored the well-known anthology of poetry THIS IS LOVE, and ROSES BY THE STREAM and co-authored MORNING DEW AND DRIFTING PETALS. Popular for her beautiful, fluent and pure style, each poem is also a statement about her life, that has made readers nod, smile, and shed a tear. She’s been named Rose in Poetry, Woman Sage of Love Lyrics, Angel of Poems, Queen of amatory poems, etc. 'The Heart Of A Lotus' won the Gold award in the “Love Story” world-wide Chinese poem contest in 2010; 'It's Neither Frivolous Nor Drifty' and ' A Fan' won the Award in XXXI World Congress of Poets in 2011. |
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