Monday, June 2, 2014

Where I posted my poem

Posting my poem at sunset. My poem should be at the right hand corner, but the light made it impossible to focus on both the sunset and the poem.


Almost all my friends on wechat lilke this




On my facebookMy friend in Toronto was kind enough to help me share the link to his classmates.
 



This picture is in front of my house where I stuck my poem on the lamp.
I put it here because there are always visitors looking for new homes next to my house. 


This a group of my mother's on line, and it's for the band she used to attend.
They say that they really liked the music as well as the poem. 
I poested poem behind a post at the entrance of the forest...


This is a group of my old international friends on wechat, they also helped me shared the link.

I don't have much friends on facebook, so I also posted it on my mom's facebook. I got some great comments from her freinds.

This is a group of my relatives back in Taiwan.
 
Link to youtube(current viewers-196): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YalkdblQY_Q

Sunday, June 1, 2014

Poem- The moments



The moments

The evening sky forms like a hearth,
bright and warm,
shining every last spark on Earth.

Although the land is slowly swollen into darkness,
the sky is still coated in bright orange.
People watch with eagerness
waiting for the miracle to happen between the mountain ranges.

By the romantic sea bay,
the gentle ocean waves radiates
the warm glow of sun ray,
where it is not visible in the same shining sky.

On the green grassy meadows,
where peaceful herbivores praise,
trotting among their own shadows
in this godly golden hour when they graze.

In the city streets people glance
through the shadows which towering skyscrapers present,
where this narrow but unique view enhance
the beauty of this natural event.

Slowly, half the world is going to be in the cover
of a different light--
the shimmering silver
of the gentle moonlight.

On the mountains shadowed in nightfall,
we only hear the gentle caresses of leaves against leaves
and see the faint outline of the landscapes,
leaving nothing more than the hoot of an lonely owl.

By the oceans swept in nightfall,
we only hear the gentle laps of the waves against the shore
and see the glowing reflection of the shining moon,
leaving nothing more than the splash of a jumping fish.

Through the meadows rolled in nightfall,
we only hear the gentle howls of the wind against the wind
and see the swinging motions of the swaying plants,
leaving nothing more than the call of a singing cricket.

In the cities glistening in the moonlight,
we see the silhouettes of varied structures around
and the little windows of light,
like the milky way has fallen to the ground.

The moon glows faintly in the pitch blackness of the galaxy,
borrowing the power of the burning sun whom cannot be here.

It watches as the land drowns into darkness,
knowing that its soft reflection,
would not waken those whom sleep.

"It is almost impossible to watch a sunset and not dream."
-- Bern Williams

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Poem referring to "The Red Wheelbarrow" by William Carlos Williams

Poem referring to "The Red Wheelbarrow" by William Carlos Williams

Little noise comes
from

a green leafy
forest

where animals used to
live

before the great cities
emerged

Monday, February 10, 2014

Juliet

Juliet
(From Romeo's perspective)
I wandered down the street, with a broken heart.
Suddenly a servant came towards me, with a list of invitation of a party.
I saw a name that is so familiar,
Rosaline, my only love.
I love her,but she doesn't.
So I thought it was an opportunity to win her heart.

I went in the party, and that's when I met her,
It can never forget-the daughter of my enemy-Juliet from the Capulet.
That night, after everyone had left, I came under her balcony,
Wishing to see her once more.

There she was, looking at me,
She made us forget our families, to become lovers.
Then we decided to marry,
Without letting anyone know.

That night, was a very long night,
I tossed and turned but couldn't sleep.
I got up very early and went to Friar Lawrence's cell,
He agreed to help us with the wedding, to turn our households' rancor to pure love.

Thursday, November 28, 2013

Journal of Scout Atticus

My real name is  Jean Louise Finch, but everyone calls me Scout. I have a brother called Jem and my family lives in Maycomb county, Alabama.
(The original site of this picture is here )
Our town is a "tired" town, people were poor and most of us bartered. My family is the Finch family. One of my ancestors---Simon Finch had built a house on the banks of Alabama river. It was called the Finch landings. Now only Atiicus's (my father) sister lives there. I wonder how my life would change if my family lives there now?

One summer morning, when Jem and I were playing in our backyard. Suddenly, we heard a noise from our neighbor's yard, we were suspecting a puppy but instead we met a boy called Dill. He lives with his mother in Meridian, Mississipi. I asked where is his father, but he did not answer. I wonder does he have the same situation as mine? My mother had died from a heart attack when I was only two, I did not have much memory of her, but Jem has. And I learned not to bother him when he is thinking of her. What kind of person was she?

We made friends with Dill and played together for the whole summer. We acted as characters in the movies which Dill describes to us. Until one day, Dill started to have an idea to make Boo Radely come out. He once bet that Jem is too scared to touch Radely's house. Even though Jem did go into their yard and touched the house, I bet that he was very scared in his heart. He just did not want to admit that he's scared in front of Dill.

Dill is a very good friend and I miss him a lot, I can't wait until next summer when he comes.

Summer had ended and now school has started. Jem was responsible to take me to school. On our way to school, he explained that life in school is different. He explained that he will be in fifth grade and I'll be in first---In short, I was to leave him alone. I wish I would know why as I learn at school.

Monday, November 11, 2013

Awoken

(A poetic response to the short story "The Metaphor", by Budge Wilson)
 
I was sleeping before you came,
until you awoken me,
miss Hancock,
you awoken me.
 
You taught me a lot of things,
and the best among all was the Metaphor.
I thought about them all day long,
especially when I am doing my favorite thing---
bathing.
 
I awoken in my bath,
thinking of metaphors,
suddenly I felt something is missing,
it's my dear teacher miss Hancock.
 
I have written a metaphor about you,
writing how capable you were in teaching English.
Oh, miss Hancock, how I wish you were here,
I only wish to wake you up.