|
1. Forbidden Fruit In the Garden of Eden A bright blossom Bears a smiling red fruit That enables the green leaves around it To hide their greed But a wind from afar Picks that apple without a hitch And carries away The floating-off shade of Eve Leaving behind a faint scent of the forbidden fruit Lingering on In the empty Garden Eastlit September 1, 2014 2. Title: Midsummer Fallen Leaves Publisher: http://guwahaticity.in/ipmc6.php Volume 1, Issue 11 | November 2014 Eastlit September 1, 2014 Midsummer Fallen Leaves 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 Oh, to these poor leaves' young fatality a poem I present but unexpectedly my very self turn out to be the recipient 3. Publisher: http://guwahaticity.in/ipmc6.php Volume 1, Issue 10 | October 2014 INTERNATIONAL POETRY MINI CARNIVAL JUST WANT TO DREAM I’ve always been dreaming of zeroing the distance between us with a ticket For this I’ve designed many dreams So beautiful dreams that I’m carried away and can’t bear to wake up I’ve always been dreaming of composing an erotic As a tribute for each other For this I’ve tried for many times But each time I get myself entrapped and can’t get out For I fail to describe clearly Gazing at the Moon that seems near but so far Oh, What wonderful dreams, What excellent erotics Tonight, I just want to dream, having no heart to write lines. 4. Title: Childhood Friendship Author: By Rose Lu Language: English Publisher: http://www.pyrokinection.com/2014/10/a-poem-by-rose-lu.html Kind of a Hurricane Press, Pyrokinection Oct 2, 2014 GUWAHAYIAN AUGUST 2014 ISSUE 8 Eastlit September 1, 2014 Title: Childhood Friendship -- To Hongzhu, My Friend To those without close affinity, parting means to be parted forever you and me, having strong appeal to each other Are fated to meet again to continue our friendship. When we meet again after an interval of more than twenty years I see you are still so pure, though suffering a little hair loss. Others appraise your today but I can tell what you were when you were a little girl who says you are already middle-aged? That skip before my eyes are clearly Your childhood smiling face and glow There are shadows of your childhood In every of your moves I can make you return to the childhood you Even without turning into a fairy to do it. The brave you once took a pair of scissors and cut my long braids short with one stroke. In those years we led a sweet life with empty purses in those years we were as charming as lily though we couldn't afford slip dresses. We used to play under the same clover tree that was a pure land that refused pollution we used to sing in the same boat on a holy water that didn't tolerate infringement. The puerility we made and the junior years we got through together typecast both your life and mine. Your childhood is mine And mine is yours It's true That mountains may change into seas And seas may change into mulberry fields But the unchangeable is childhood friendship, It's the most beautiful broad accent It's the origin of life From there a cluster of white doves Sets out on a flight toward future. 5. Title: A Fan Publisher: Scarlet Literary Magazine Scarlet Literary Magazine Mar 4, 2012 http://scarletzine.wordpress.com/rose-lu/ A Fan One side is spring the other autumn you are the spring I the autumn the spring and the autumn on opposite sides of a paper or the distance between the corners of the world spring and autumn with temperatures alike yet never belong to the same season Publisher: Scarlet Literary Magazine Scarlet Literary Magazine Mar 4, 2012 http://scarletzine.wordpress.com/rose-lu/ http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-issue-five/eastlit-april-2013-content/five-poems/ Five poems published in the April 2013 issue of Eastlit. 6 It's neither frivolous nor drifty Water in the river swells over its banks Willow branches brush the water It's neither frivolous nor drifty Water in the ocean embraces the beaches Waves caress the reefs It's neither frivolous nor drifty Publisher: Scarlet Literary Magazine Scarlet Literary Magazine Mar 4, 2012 http://scarletzine.wordpress.com/rose-lu/ http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-issue-five/eastlit-april-2013-content/five-poems/ Five poems published in the April 2013 issue of Eastlit. 7. Alley May or June the rain is gentle so is the wind in the sleepy alley myths are written all over the walls a woman, leaning against the window bathes herself in the afternoon sun at the other end of the alley a pair of eyes appears bright and hot as July gazing from May or June into the distant October or November beautiful lines are constantly being inscribed on the walls in the sleepy alley http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-issue-five/eastlit-april-2013-content/five-poems/ Five poems published in the April 2013 issue of Eastlit. 8. Bride of Spring I don’t know what kind of fan spring uses to fan green the grass to fan red the flowers I don’t know what kind of comb spring uses to comb gardens and streets into beautiful sceneries I only know in my garden a splendid rose is blooming at the most eye-catching spot on the street a greeting float is coming from the direction of bird flight O spring is so sweet and charming I want to be the bride of spring 9. Your Autumn Leaves, My Water Leaves from your tree scattered onto my yard water from my house soaked your lawn Even on the dividing line It’s hard to define Which side is yours, Which side is mine. The fallen leaves, if you want, I can pick them up And give them back to you But you can’t return The water from my house That ran into your lawn http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-issue-five/eastlit-april-2013-content/five-poems/ Five poems published in the April 2013 issue of Eastlit. Publisher: http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-july-2013/eastlit-july-2013-content/rose-lu-three-poems/ Top of Form Bottom of Form Three poems published in the July 2013 issue of Eastlit 10. The Hint of June The blue sky is touching me, touching And entering in my heart with the white clouds The garden in June Has new buds sprouting every night And new flowers blossoming every morn The mighty main in June That holds the dreams of the sky Moves the dancing wings of foamy flowers A ship sailing into the distance Is softly blending the hues Of the sky and the sea Two coconut trees standing hand in hand On the windfront shore Unable to get the hint of June Publisher: http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-july-2013/eastlit-july-2013-content/rose-lu-three-poems/ Top of Form Bottom of Form Three poems published in the July 2013 issue of Eastlit 11. The Bird Ah, hair standing on end I found it turned out to be a bird Launching off the tree. I don’t know Whether I scared her Or she scared me. What a bird! For I turned back But she, didn’t. Publisher: http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-july-2013/eastlit-july-2013-content/rose-lu-three-poems/ Top of Form Bottom of Form Three poems published in the July 2013 issue of Eastlit 12. The Seventeen’s The emerald-like innermost feeling of the yore Spreads out at the deepest part of the soul Shimmering with dark-green light on the other bank of time The maid wearing a pink skirt With a confused heart Often strolls on the bank-side grass Yet she can never pass Even with expectation and aspirations The ivy-coated door Daylight and starlight continually keep replacing each other With tear drops gliding adown on the strings Crystal clear, salty bitter, and still silent The ever-lasting fair shadow of adolescence Treads the lawn of life painful And the sweetness of seventeen’s will stay lingering lifetime after all. . Publisher: http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-july-2013/eastlit-july-2013-content/rose-lu-three-poems/ Top of Form Bottom of Form Three poems published in the July 2013 issue of Eastlit Title: Rose Lu Poetry: Four Poems http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-october-2013/eastlit-october-2013-content/rose-lu-poetry-four-poems/ Rose Lu Poetry: a collection of 4 poems published in the October 2013 issue of Eastlit. Rose Lu Poetry: Four Poems Rose Lu Poetry 13 Wind The wind is blowing The flare of my skirt is flying Ah, wind Don’t mention the word-LOVE to me For it’s too light and too heavy For my small hand To lift Title: Rose Lu Poetry: Four Poems http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-october-2013/eastlit-october-2013-content/rose-lu-poetry-four-poems/ Rose Lu Poetry: a collection of 4 poems published in the October 2013 issue of Eastlit. 14.To Post a Heart The early spring Put a wildly beating heart Into an envelope sheepish all the way to a mailbox She gritted her teeth, and loosened her hands Then a heart slipped into it Red-faced, she clapped her hands on her eyes While nobody could see through her fingers She ran away, and disappeared like a wreath of vapour Title: Rose Lu Poetry: Four Poems http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-october-2013/eastlit-october-2013-content/rose-lu-poetry-four-poems/ Rose Lu Poetry: a collection of 4 poems published in the October 2013 issue of Eastlit. 15 To Cast Cobblestones I cast one after another cobblestones Down Into the water To measure the distance The surprised surface wimples ripples With waves all linked one another running a relay race to convey the good intention I cast, cast, and cast down While the sun with the moon and stars alternate on, and on. Title: Rose Lu Poetry: Four Poems http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-october-2013/eastlit-october-2013-content/rose-lu-poetry-four-poems/ Rose Lu Poetry: a collection of 4 poems published in the October 2013 issue of Eastlit. 16. To Pick Roses I just want to pick one rose Although you gave me a whole garden So many flowers! But which is the most beloved one Which one should I pick? Before I could make a choice My tears flowed down And dropped on the sheepish stamen Of a rose with thorn by the bottom of my skirt Is it dew Or tear? Title: Rose Lu Poetry: Four Poems http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-october-2013/eastlit-october-2013-content/rose-lu-poetry-four-poems/ Rose Lu Poetry: a collection of 4 poems published in the October 2013 issue of Eastlit. 8. http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-march-2014/eastlit-march-2014-content/rose-lu-poems/ Rose Lu Poems a group of 4 poems published in the March 2014 issue of Eastlit. Rose Lu Poems by Rose Lu 17. The Star and the Sea Unaware of its depth, The star in love with the sea， Twinkles her eyes To take a look Two eyes twinkle in concert Doomed to descend to the human world Flies down in a knife of dawn What a pity! It’s just a dream. http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-march-2014/eastlit-march-2014-content/rose-lu-poems/ Rose Lu Poems a group of 4 poems published in the March 2014 issue of Eastlit. 18. Step onto Shore No, I can’t go on any more Distant and uncertain is the sea So I have to cherish my cravings in my heart. No, I can’t go on any more So I just present a photo To accompany the sea No, I can’t go on any more Unable to swim What waiting for me is mostly fatality. No, I’m not afraid of death But that there would be more storms And less tranquility On the sea without me http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-march-2014/eastlit-march-2014-content/rose-lu-poems/ Rose Lu Poems a group of 4 poems published in the March 2014 issue of Eastlit. 19. Gone Seeing your back fade away into the yonder I felt my heart trembling How I wished you would turn back Or leave a thread of tenderness behind But you are you I saw you off with my tear-blurred eyes Oh, so cold! Is it after all The scorching summer Or the icy winter? http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-march-2014/eastlit-march-2014-content/rose-lu-poems/ Rose Lu Poems a group of 4 poems published in the March 2014 issue of Eastlit. 20. Near and Far Approaching, in haste Getting near After all Truly near Far so unknownly far away That we’ve become strangers Really become strangers? http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-march-2014/eastlit-march-2014-content/rose-lu-poems/ Rose Lu Poems a group of 4 poems published in the March 2014 issue of Eastlit. 9. Publisher: http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-may-2014/eastlit-may-2014-content/moonlight-scarf/ Eastlit 18 May 2014 Moonlight Scarf and Two Other Poems by Rose Lu 21 Moonlight Scarf Lying in softness To gaze the stars with my eyes closed But I see you standing in the icy snow. I knit a Scarf With moonlight And let the frosty wind send it to you No I let it take me over For I want to put This warm Scarf on you With my own hands To see with my own eyes How your face Turn into a smiling happy sun. http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-may-2014/eastlit-may-2014-content/moonlight-scarf/ Eastlit 18 May 2014 22That Door The door which I’ve been craving for, Desperately, for its being opened for me Out of day in the night I’ve been longing for half of my lifetime and finally I find it open However, lacking the guts to go forward I can only silently crave With tear-filled eyes The door is Closed again Locking the pains I never dare to touch inside That door Is the center of my whole life And what I’ve being searched for three lives Will the door I’ve been craving for Open for me once more and let me exchange with the remainder of my life for an advance in the real sense http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-may-2014/eastlit-may-2014-content/moonlight-scarf/ Eastlit 18 May 2014 23Flourish and Fade Every floral flourishing Is a hope of dream Every brilliant blow Is a risk of life When a flower blooms, I don’t know if it will bear fruit But when it flourishes I know it’ll inevitably fade They say women are like flowers And maidens the freshest There isn’t a single flower that never fades Nor a maiden who can stay forever in her prime Both natural flourishing and unhurried fading Are romances A frosty-headed fair lady gazes at the withering petals in the tree As a gust of wind blows They fly away with the breeze The lady Smiles in the wind so brightly As brightly as a flourishing daisy http://www.eastlit.com/eastlit-may-2014/eastlit-may-2014-content/moonlight-scarf/ Eastlit 18 May 2014 Dear Karen |
|
|
青春就应该这样绽放 游戏测试：三国时期谁是你最好的兄弟！！ 你不得不信的星座秘密